# basic test of the host_specific.json functionality: 'classes' object with a tag and a comment
body common control
{
      inputs => { "../../default.cf.sub" };
      bundlesequence  => { default("$(this.promise_filename)") };
      version => "1.0";
}

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bundle agent init
{
  files:
      "$(sys.workdir)$(const.dirsep)data$(const.dirsep)."
        create => "true",
        perms => mog("0700", "$(sys.user_data[username])", "$(sys.user_data[username])");

  methods:
      "prepare_host_specific_data"
        usebundle => file_copy("$(this.promise_filename).json",
                               "$(sys.workdir)$(const.dirsep)data$(const.dirsep)host_specific.json"),
        handle => "prepare_host_specific_data";

      "empty_promises_cf" usebundle => file_make("$(sys.inputdir)/promises.cf", '');
}

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bundle agent check
{
  vars:
      "command" string => "$(sys.cf_promises) --show-classes -f $(sys.inputdir)/promises.cf|$(G.grep) test_class";

  methods:
      "" usebundle => dcs_passif_output("ns1:test_class\s+test_tag,source=cmdb\s+comment1.*ns2:test_class2\s+test_tag2,source=cmdb\s+comment2",
                                        "",
                                        $(command), $(this.promise_filename));
}
