cli: Add new swift-opa test command. - #189
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This commit includes the CLI interface and plumbing required to implement a minimal subset of `opa test`'s functionality for IR policies. We can now run tests on compiled IR bundles! The core idea is that we generate wrapper plans for any `test_*` rules that are present in the bundle, replacing any plans that may already have been present. This results in consistent execution of tests. The wrapper plans are then executed one-by-one, and the results are aggregated and reporting in similar style to `opa test`'s output format. Resolves: open-policy-agent#182 Signed-off-by: Philip Conrad <philip_conrad@apple.com>
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This commit includes the CLI interface and machinery required to implement a basic subset of
opa test's functionality for IR policies. We can now run tests on compiled IR bundles!The core idea is that we generate wrapper IR plans for any
test_*rules that are present in the bundle, replacing any IR plans that may already have been present. This results in consistent execution of tests.The wrapper plans are then executed one-by-one, and the results are aggregated and reported in similar style to
opa test's output format.The most reliable way to ensure the tests are included in the IR plan outputs is to mark the test package(s) as entrypoints, like:
opa build -b <dir> -t plan -e <test-package>Resolves: #182
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