databricks-cli/acceptance/selftest/server/test.toml

LocalOnly = true
RecordRequests = true

[[Server]]
Pattern = "GET /custom/endpoint"
Response.Body = '''should not see this response, latter response takes precedence'''

[[Server]]
Pattern = "GET /custom/endpoint"
Response.Body = '''custom
---
response
'''
Response.StatusCode = 201

[[Repls]]
Old = 'Date: .*'
New = 'Date: (redacted)'

[[Repls]]
Old = 'Content-Length: [0-9]*'
New = 'Content-Length: (redacted)'
acc: Allow mixing custom stubs with default server impl (#2334) ## Changes - Currently if you define [[Server]] block, you disable the default server implementation. With this change [[Server]] block takes precedence over default server but default server remains. - Switched mux implementation to [gorilla/mux](https://github.com/gorilla/mux) -- unlike built-in it does not panic if you set two handlers on the same part (instead the earliest one wins). It also does not have any dependencies. - Move acceptance/selftest into acceptance/selftest/basic and added acceptance/selftest/server that demoes server override. - Rewrite server set up to ensure that env vars and replacements are set up correctly. Previously replacements for DATABRICKS_HOST referred to default server, not to the custom server. - Avoid calling CurrentUser.Me() in the local case. This allows overriding /api/2.0/preview/scim/v2/Me, which we use in some tests (e.g. bundle/templates-machinery/helpers-error). Previously the test passed because CurrentUser.Me() was calling default server which is incorrect but it happened to make the tests pass. - The default server is now available on DATABRICKS_DEFAULT_HOST env var. - Rewrite "not found" handler in local test to handle error better (do not raise http500 when header is already written). ## Tests New acceptance test selftest/server specifically tests that both custom and default handlers are available in a single test. 2025-02-11 15:03:41 +00:00			`LocalOnly = true`
			`RecordRequests = true`

acc: Fix priority of stubs in test.toml (#2339) ## Changes Reverse the order of stubs to match expectation (leaf configuration takes precedence over parent configuration). Follow up to #2334 . ## Tests acceptance/selftest/server is extended with duplicate handler 2025-02-12 11:45:01 +00:00			`[[Server]]`
			`Pattern = "GET /custom/endpoint"`
			`Response.Body = '''should not see this response, latter response takes precedence'''`

acc: Allow mixing custom stubs with default server impl (#2334) ## Changes - Currently if you define [[Server]] block, you disable the default server implementation. With this change [[Server]] block takes precedence over default server but default server remains. - Switched mux implementation to [gorilla/mux](https://github.com/gorilla/mux) -- unlike built-in it does not panic if you set two handlers on the same part (instead the earliest one wins). It also does not have any dependencies. - Move acceptance/selftest into acceptance/selftest/basic and added acceptance/selftest/server that demoes server override. - Rewrite server set up to ensure that env vars and replacements are set up correctly. Previously replacements for DATABRICKS_HOST referred to default server, not to the custom server. - Avoid calling CurrentUser.Me() in the local case. This allows overriding /api/2.0/preview/scim/v2/Me, which we use in some tests (e.g. bundle/templates-machinery/helpers-error). Previously the test passed because CurrentUser.Me() was calling default server which is incorrect but it happened to make the tests pass. - The default server is now available on DATABRICKS_DEFAULT_HOST env var. - Rewrite "not found" handler in local test to handle error better (do not raise http500 when header is already written). ## Tests New acceptance test selftest/server specifically tests that both custom and default handlers are available in a single test. 2025-02-11 15:03:41 +00:00			`[[Server]]`
			`Pattern = "GET /custom/endpoint"`
			`Response.Body = '''custom`
			`---`
			`response`
			`'''`
			`Response.StatusCode = 201`

			`[[Repls]]`
			`Old = 'Date: .*'`
			`New = 'Date: (redacted)'`

			`[[Repls]]`
			`Old = 'Content-Length: [0-9]*'`
			`New = 'Content-Length: (redacted)'`