| cd_max_seconds |
[RW] |
Session’s file operations other than cd
are thin wrappers on FileUtil, that make logging consistent, but which do
not have time limits. cd is different
because it needs to invoke both "cd" using command, and the FileUtil version (so that
tests like File.exist? and File.directory? work). If we don’t assign
a time limit to "command cd", the subsequent operation will apply
one of it’s own. So we need to define a limit for cd.
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| default_maxSeconds |
[RW] |
Specifies the maximum time that expect and finish will wait, if the script
does not supply a time.
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| dir_hash |
[RW] |
@dir_hash lets you assign symbolic names to directories @dir_hash has:
- key is a Symbol
- value is an absolute path to a directory
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| dir_overide |
[RW] |
@dir_overide lets you override the name of directory resulting from
decompression of an archive. @dir_overide is a Hash with:
- key is a string URL basename without extension
- value is a directory name.
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| error_log_path |
[RW] |
@error_log_path contains a required absolute path to the error log file.
Each command replaces this file: if you want the errors for the entire Session, consult the transcript.
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| exit_status |
[RW] |
The exit_status is an integer returned by most recently finished command: 0
is success.
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| exit_status_path |
[RW] |
@exit_status_path contains a required absolute path to a file that’s
used to record command exit statuses.
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| give_finishing_notice |
[RW] |
If true, provides extra debug information at the price of excessive
transcript verbosity.
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| log_prompt |
[RW] |
If true, prompts are logged like other output
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| password |
[RW] |
The automatic response to @password_prompt
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| password_prompt |
[RW] |
A String or Regex used to decide when an
administrative password is required (such as when a script or a command
uses sudo). If this is nil, Session will not
attempt to detect and answer administative passwords. If a password is
actually demanded, your script will hang until the operation times out.
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| pattern_hash_class |
[RW] |
To accomodate multiple possible outcomes, expect can take a Hash argument. In many
cases, however, a String or Regex good enough
to specify the next response from the spawned process. In that case,
@pattern_hash_class is instantiated, containing the expected String or Regex.
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| pid |
[RW] |
The process ID of the spawned process
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| prefixes |
[RW] |
A Hash used to specify the prefixes that identify lines in the transcript.
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| prompt |
[RW] |
A String or Regexp describing the prompt issued by the
spawned process. You may need to change this if you:
- spawn a process other than bash
- don’t use OS X
- customize your shell
Do not confuse this attribute with @password_prompt.
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| pty_workaround |
[RW] |
When set to true, Session attempts to work
around some PTY idiosyncrasies
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| stdin |
[RW] |
IO that the spawned process takes input from.
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| stdout |
[RW] |
IO that the spawned process writes to.
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| time_log_path |
[RW] |
@time_log_path is optional. If present, a log of execution times will be
kept.
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| time_log_reset |
[RW] |
If @time_log_reset is true, the previous time log (if any) will be removed
when each session is spawned. Otherwise a single log will be used across
sessions.
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| time_stamp_banners |
[RW] |
Turning off timestamps is nice to keep regression test results date
independent.
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| timeout_multiplier |
[RW] |
Scripts should express time limits as measurements made under a particular
set of conditions. You can then set the @timeout_multiplier to increase or
decrease time limits according to the new hardware. The @timeout_offset is
a minimal time added to every time limit (after multiplication by
@timeout_multiplier)
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| timeout_offset |
[RW] |
Used to scale timeouts: see @timeout_multiplier
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| transcript |
[RW] |
The @trascript records the session for debug purposes. When @transcript is
not nil, it must respond to <<. If it also responds to flush, each
log entry will be flushed.
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| url_hash |
[RW] |
@url_hash lets you assign symbolic names to URLs @url_hash has:
- key is a Symbol
- value is a URL
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