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This wiki is currently dedicated to dbachecks development. Please read the FAQ page and the readme page for usage information
Below you will find a great example of our development standards
Describe "Linked Server Connection" -Tags LinkedServerConnection, Connectivity, $filename {
(Get-SqlInstance).ForEach{
Context "Testing Linked Servers on $psitem" {
(Test-DbaLinkedServerConnection -SqlInstance $psitem).ForEach{
It "Linked Server $($psitem.LinkedServerName) has connectivity" {
$psitem.Connectivity | Should -BeTrue
}
}
}
}
}
- The parameter
-Tags
is pluralized - The whole line uses double quotes, which helps with our parsing for
Get-DbcCheck
- Actual tags are singular
- The first Tag is unique, thereby "naming" the test
LinkedServerConnection
- The unique tag shows up as a unique tag in
Get-DbcCheck
- Context mentions the instance or computer name ($psitem)
- The internal command
Get-SqlInstance
orGet-ComputerName
is used - The ForEach method is used (PS4+)
-
$psitem
is used in lieu of$_
- The assertion should validate to a value instead of True or False if possible - so
'The Results' | Should -Be 'The Results'
rather than
'The Results' -eq 'The Results' | Should -BeTrue
Every Describe
should have at least one Context
that mentions the $psitem
.
The $psitem
on the Context
block should be always at the end of the statement. At the PowerBI transformation we split and get the last position as the Instance value.
This module relies on PSFramework for its infrastructure including the config system. The config system is mostly for end-user preferences, such as setting a static list of servers or skipping (internal) tests.
Users can skip entire tests by specifying the -ExcludeTag
. Each test is automatically tagged with its file name (backups.Tests.ps1
-> backups
).
Check out configuration.ps1
Each configuration must be "initialized" in this file and then any changes are persisted once the user executes Set-DbaConfig
Pester tags, like PowerShell command names and parameter names, are singular. Each command can have multiple tags such as Database, Restore
and then the filename will also be attached as well.
We have created unit tests for ensuring that these standards are followed. If you would like to see how this is done, please read the blog post
You can run the Unit Test before submitting a PR using
## Filenames
Checks are located in the `checks` folder. Please ask if you need to add a new file, which is essentially a new Group or Category.
## Auto completion (TEPP)
Auto-complete is provided by PSFramework. You can edit [autocomplete.ps1](https://github.com/potatoqualitee/dbachecks/blob/master/internal/tepp/autocomplete.ps1) as required.
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