darcs-beta-2.7.98.1: tests/failing-issue1790_darcs-send.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
## Test for issue1790 - darcs send --context foo should not require
## a remote repository
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. lib                           # Load some portability helpers.
rm -rf R S                      # Another script may have left a mess.
darcs init      --repo R        # Create our test repos.
darcs init      --repo S

cd R
   # populate R (optional)
   echo foo > foo.txt
   darcs add foo.txt
   darcs record -a -m "foo"

   # create a context file to represent R's state
   darcs changes --context > ../R.context
cd ..

# copy the repository the hard way.
# normally one would use `darcs get A B` to do that,
# but when no central server is available, this sort of
# hard copy may be perceived as simpler: Just tar xcfz
# the repository and send it via email.
cp -r R S

cd S
   # Make sure there is no _darcs/prefs/defaultrepo file
   # If there is one even on new repositories, that would
   # appear to solve the issue, but I think this is not a
   # good solution: the absence of the defaultrepo file
   # is useful to indicate the absence of interaction with
   # remote repositories.
   #
   # Of course, at the time of this writing, the following
   # line has no effect
   rm -rf _darcs/prefs/defaultrepo

   # make some further modifications (optional)
   echo bar > bar.txt
   darcs add bar.txt
   darcs record -a -m "bar"

   # try to send a patch to the first repository,
   # using its context file
   darcs send -a -o ../bar.patch --context=../R.context
cd ..