com.google.cloud.tools.managedcloudsdk.BadCloudSdkVersionException Java Examples

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Example #1

Source File: ManagedCloudSdkFactory.java From app-gradle-plugin with Apache License 2.0

5 votes

/** Build a new ManagedCloudSdk from a given version. */
public ManagedCloudSdk newManagedSdk()
    throws UnsupportedOsException, BadCloudSdkVersionException {
  if (Strings.isNullOrEmpty(version)) {
    return ManagedCloudSdk.newManagedSdk();
  } else {
    return ManagedCloudSdk.newManagedSdk(new Version(version));
  }
}

Example #2

Source File: ManagedCloudSdkFactoryTest.java From app-gradle-plugin with Apache License 2.0

5 votes

@Test
public void testNewManagedSdk_specific()
    throws UnsupportedOsException, BadCloudSdkVersionException {
  ManagedCloudSdk sdk = new ManagedCloudSdkFactory("191.0.0").newManagedSdk();
  Assert.assertEquals(
      ManagedCloudSdk.newManagedSdk(new Version("191.0.0")).getSdkHome(), sdk.getSdkHome());
}

Example #3

Source File: FileResourceProviderFactoryTest.java From appengine-plugins-core with Apache License 2.0

5 votes

@Test
public void testNewFileResourceProvider_versioned()
    throws MalformedURLException, BadCloudSdkVersionException {
  FileResourceProviderFactory factory =
      new FileResourceProviderFactory(new Version("123.123.123"), osInfo, fakeSdkHome);
  FileResourceProvider provider = factory.newFileResourceProvider();

  Assert.assertEquals(
      new URL(
          FileResourceProviderFactory.VERSIONED_BASE_URL
              + "google-cloud-sdk-123.123.123-"
              + versionedFilenameTail),
      provider.getArchiveSource());
  Assert.assertEquals(
      fakeDownloadsDir.resolve("google-cloud-sdk-123.123.123-" + versionedFilenameTail),
      provider.getArchiveDestination());
  Assert.assertEquals(
      fakeSdkHome.resolve("123.123.123"), provider.getArchiveExtractionDestination());
  Assert.assertEquals(
      fakeSdkHome.resolve("123.123.123").resolve("google-cloud-sdk"),
      provider.getExtractedSdkHome());
  Assert.assertEquals(
      fakeSdkHome
          .resolve("123.123.123")
          .resolve("google-cloud-sdk")
          .resolve("bin")
          .resolve(gcloudExecutable),
      provider.getExtractedGcloud());
}

Example #4

Source File: CloudSdkDownloader.java From app-maven-plugin with Apache License 2.0

5 votes

static Function<String, ManagedCloudSdk> newManagedSdkFactory() {
  return (version) -> {
    try {
      if (Strings.isNullOrEmpty(version)) {
        return ManagedCloudSdk.newManagedSdk();
      } else {
        return ManagedCloudSdk.newManagedSdk(new Version(version));
      }
    } catch (UnsupportedOsException | BadCloudSdkVersionException ex) {
      throw new RuntimeException(ex);
    }
  };
}

Example #5

Source File: CloudSdkDownloaderTest.java From app-maven-plugin with Apache License 2.0

5 votes

@Test
public void testNewManagedSdk_specific()
    throws UnsupportedOsException, BadCloudSdkVersionException {
  ManagedCloudSdk sdk = CloudSdkDownloader.newManagedSdkFactory().apply("191.0.0");
  Assert.assertEquals(
      ManagedCloudSdk.newManagedSdk(new Version("191.0.0")).getSdkHome(), sdk.getSdkHome());
}

Example #6

Source File: ManagedCloudSdkFactoryTest.java From app-gradle-plugin with Apache License 2.0

4 votes

@Test
public void testNewManagedSdk_null() throws UnsupportedOsException, BadCloudSdkVersionException {
  // There's no way of testing for direct ManagedCloudSdk equality, so compare home paths
  ManagedCloudSdk sdk = new ManagedCloudSdkFactory(null).newManagedSdk();
  Assert.assertEquals(ManagedCloudSdk.newManagedSdk().getSdkHome(), sdk.getSdkHome());
}