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Jason Shirk (POWERSHELL) bfc5b7e836 Revert Unix specific Split-Path -Qualifier code
The -Qualifier code for Split-Path made some incorrect assumptions:

* That a path only referred to the file system
* That drives cannot be used on Unix systems

These assumptions were both wrong, so I've reverted the change so we
do not have any Unix specific code in Split-Path now.

Fixes #1176
2016-06-29 14:12:29 -07:00

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Describe "Split-Path" {
It "Should return a string object when invoked" {
( Split-Path . ).GetType().Name | Should Be "String"
( Split-Path . -Leaf ).GetType().Name | Should Be "String"
( Split-Path . -Resolve ).GetType().Name | Should Be "String"
}
It "Should return the name of the drive when the qualifier switch is used" {
Split-Path -Qualifier env: | Should Be "env:"
Split-Path -Qualifier env:PATH | Should Be "env:"
}
It "Should error when using the qualifier switch and no qualifier in the path" {
{ Split-Path -Qualifier -ErrorAction Stop /Users } | Should Throw
{ Split-Path -Qualifier -ErrorAction Stop abcdef } | Should Throw
}
It "Should return the path when the noqualifier switch is used" {
Split-Path env:PATH -NoQualifier | Should Be "PATH"
}
It "Should return the base name when the leaf switch is used" {
Split-Path -Leaf /usr/bin | Should be "bin"
Split-Path -Leaf fs:/usr/local/bin | Should be "bin"
Split-Path -Leaf usr/bin | Should be "bin"
Split-Path -Leaf ./bin | Should be "bin"
Split-Path -Leaf bin | Should be "bin"
}
It "Should be able to accept regular expression input and output an array for multiple objects" {
$testDir = $TestDrive
$testFile1 = "testfile1.ps1"
$testFile2 = "testfile2.ps1"
$testFilePath1 = Join-Path -Path $testDir -ChildPath $testFile1
$testFilePath2 = Join-Path -Path $testDir -ChildPath $testFile2
New-Item -ItemType file -Path $testFilePath1, $testFilePath2 -Force
Test-Path $testFilePath1 | Should Be $true
Test-Path $testFilePath2 | Should Be $true
$actual = ( Split-Path (Join-Path -Path $testDir -ChildPath "*file*.ps1") -Leaf -Resolve ) | Sort-Object
$actual.GetType().BaseType.Name | Should Be "Array"
$actual[0] | Should Be $testFile1
$actual[1] | Should Be $testFile2
}
It "Should be able to tell if a given path is an absolute path" {
Split-Path -IsAbsolute fs:/usr/bin | Should Be $true
Split-Path -IsAbsolute .. | Should Be $false
Split-Path -IsAbsolute /usr/.. | Should Be (!$IsWindows)
Split-Path -IsAbsolute fs:/usr/../ | Should Be $true
Split-Path -IsAbsolute ../ | Should Be $false
Split-Path -IsAbsolute . | Should Be $false
Split-Path -IsAbsolute ~/ | Should Be $false
Split-Path -IsAbsolute ~/.. | Should Be $false
Split-Path -IsAbsolute ~/../.. | Should Be $false
}
It "Should support piping" {
"usr/bin" | Split-Path | Should Be "usr"
}
It "Should return the path up to the parent of the directory when Parent switch is used" {
$dirSep = [string]([System.IO.Path]::DirectorySeparatorChar)
Split-Path -Parent "fs:/usr/bin" | Should Be "fs:${dirSep}usr"
Split-Path -Parent "/usr/bin" | Should Be "${dirSep}usr"
Split-Path -Parent "/usr/local/bin" | Should Be "${dirSep}usr${dirSep}local"
Split-Path -Parent "usr/local/bin" | Should Be "usr${dirSep}local"
}
}