Feature: Command to print Rugged config.

@rugged @commands @config @root-worker @snapshot-worker @targets-worker @test-worker @timestamp-worker
Feature: Command to print Rugged config.
  In order to ensure that Rugged is properly configured
  As an administrator
  I need to read the configuration of Rugged's components.

  Background:
    Given I reset Rugged

  Scenario: Print config.
    When I run "sudo -u rugged rugged config"
    Then I should get:
      """
      === Configuration for local operations ===
      host
      rabbitmq
      password
      REDACTED
      username
      rugged-rabbitmq
      log_file
      /var/log/rugged/rugged.log
      log_format
      %(asctime)s %(levelname)s (%(module)s.%(funcName)s): %(message)s
      consistent_snapshot
      False
      === Configuration for root-worker ===
      === Configuration for snapshot-worker ===
      === Configuration for targets-worker ===
      === Configuration for test-worker ===
      === Configuration for timestamp-worker ===
      """

  Scenario: Print local config.
    When I run "sudo -u rugged rugged config --local"
    Then I should get:
      """
      === Configuration for local operations ===
      """
    Then I should not get:
      """
      === Configuration for root-worker ===
      === Configuration for snapshot-worker ===
      === Configuration for targets-worker ===
      === Configuration for test-worker ===
      === Configuration for timestamp-worker ===
      """

  Scenario: Print a worker's config.
    When I run "sudo -u rugged rugged config --worker=test-worker"
    Then I should get:
      """
      === Configuration for test-worker ===
      """
    Then I should not get:
      """
      === Configuration for local operations ===
      === Configuration for root-worker ===
      === Configuration for snapshot-worker ===
      === Configuration for targets-worker ===
      === Configuration for timestamp-worker ===
      """

  Scenario: Print multiple workers' configs.
    When I run "sudo -u rugged rugged config --worker=test-worker --worker=targets-worker"
    Then I should get:
      """
      === Configuration for test-worker ===
      === Configuration for targets-worker ===
      """
    Then I should not get:
      """
      === Configuration for local operations ===
      === Configuration for root-worker ===
      === Configuration for snapshot-worker ===
      === Configuration for timestamp-worker ===
      """

4 scenarios (4 passed)
15 steps (15 passed)