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use std *
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def run [
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system_level,
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message_level
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--short
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] {
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do {
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if $short {
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^$nu.current-exe --commands $'use std; NU_LOG_LEVEL=($system_level) std log ($message_level) --short "test message"'
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} else {
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^$nu.current-exe --commands $'use std; NU_LOG_LEVEL=($system_level) std log ($message_level) "test message"'
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}
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} | complete | get --ignore-errors stderr
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}
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def "assert no message" [
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system_level,
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message_level
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] {
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let output = (run $system_level $message_level)
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assert equal "" $output
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}
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def "assert message" [
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system_level,
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message_level,
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message_level_str
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] {
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let output = (run $system_level $message_level)
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assert str contains $output $message_level_str
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assert str contains $output "test message"
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}
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def "assert message short" [
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system_level,
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message_level,
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message_level_str
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] {
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let output = (run --short $system_level $message_level)
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assert str contains $output $message_level_str
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assert str contains $output "test message"
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}
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#[test]
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def critical [] {
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assert no message 99 critical
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assert message CRITICAL critical CRT
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}
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#[test]
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def critical_short [] {
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assert message short CRITICAL critical C
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}
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#[test]
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def error [] {
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assert no message CRITICAL error
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assert message ERROR error ERR
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}
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#[test]
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def error_short [] {
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assert message short ERROR error E
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}
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#[test]
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def warning [] {
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assert no message ERROR warning
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assert message WARNING warning WRN
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}
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#[test]
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def warning_short [] {
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assert message short WARNING warning W
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}
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#[test]
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def info [] {
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assert no message WARNING info
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assert message INFO info "INF" # INF has to be quoted, otherwise it is the `inf` float
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}
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#[test]
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def info_short [] {
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assert message short INFO info I
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}
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#[test]
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def debug [] {
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assert no message INFO debug
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assert message DEBUG debug DBG
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}
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#[test]
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def debug_short [] {
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assert message short DEBUG debug D
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}
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