Question about "contains" assertion

[jeratora]

Hi.

I'm trying to test the existence of an item of an array without using any positional value using the latest version of the plugin.

Yaml to be tested is :

spec:
  scopes:
    - phony-service.phony:graphql

Please note that phony-service.phony:graphql is not a key/value pair but a whole string.

The following assertion fails:

    asserts:
    - contains:
        path: spec.scopes
        content:
          phony-service.phony:graphql
        count: 1
        any: true

with that odd error:

                - asserts[0] `contains` fail
                        Template:       anything/templates/apiresource.yaml
                        DocumentIndex:  0
                        Path:   spec.scopes
                        Expected to contain:
                                - phony-service.phony:graphql
                        Actual:
                                - phony-service.phony:graphql

Whereas the "positional" assertation works:

    asserts:
    - equal:
        path: spec.scopes[0]
        value: "phony-service.phony:graphql"

Any idea about what I could have missed ? I have tried to put the item content between quotes. Same error.

Thanks in advance for any help.

[jeratora]

Some additional info about that issue

If the yaml to be tested is:

spec:
  scopes:
    - phony-service.phony:graphql
    - name: something

Then the error is:

                - asserts[0] `contains` fail
                        Template:       anything/templates/apiresource.yaml
                        DocumentIndex:  0
                        Path:   spec.scopes
                        Expected to contain:
                                - phony-service.phony:graphql
                        Actual:
                                - phony-service.phony:graphql
                                - name: something

Shouldn't any: true prevent this ?

Edit: if I remove any or set it to false, it does work. Shouldn't it be the contrary ?

[jeratora]

Ok, the plot thickens....

It seems the issue is really related to the fact this item is not a key/value pair. Because a normal key/value pair item does not raise the issue.

[quintush]

Hello @jeratora,

The plot is indeed that the contains, only expects key/value pairs.
You can also see it in the contains unittests

I will look if it is possible to expand the contains to also look at only values.

Greetings,
@quintush