Test suite: Wrap a line (nfc)

[dgit.git] / tests / tests / debpolicy-newreject

diff --git a/tests/tests/debpolicy-newreject b/tests/tests/debpolicy-newreject
index 82762bb4a2ec7aee479046e9a9b5c4d6fb4fd3a1..785424d33f36a1f30e7cdac1d5b296d6cb5fec1a 100755 (executable)
--- a/tests/tests/debpolicy-newreject
+++ b/tests/tests/debpolicy-newreject
@@ -18,8 +18,12 @@ t-commit 'Commit a forbidden thing'
 bad=`git rev-parse HEAD:debian/some-file`
 t-policy-admin taint --global "$bad" "forbidden for testing"
 
+t_expect_push_fail_hook+='
+t-git-objects-not-present "" $bad
+'
+
 t-dgit build
-t-expect-fail 'forbidden for testing' \
+t-expect-push-fail 'forbidden for testing' \
 t-dgit push --new
 t-git-dir-check enoent
 
@@ -45,7 +49,7 @@ t-git-dir-check enoent
 t-commit 'should require --deliberately...questionable'
 t-dgit build
 
-t-expect-fail E:"tag debian/${vanished//./\\.} referred to this object.*all previously pushed versions were found to have been removed" \
+t-expect-push-fail E:"tag debian/${vanished//./\\.} referred to this object.*all previously pushed versions were found to have been removed" \
 t-dgit push --new
 t-git-dir-check enoent
 
@@ -66,20 +70,19 @@ git reset --hard start
 t-commit 'should require --deliberately..not-ff'
 t-dgit build
 
-t-expect-fail "HEAD is not a descendant of the archive's version" \
+t-expect-push-fail "HEAD is not a descendant of the archive's version" \
 t-dgit push
 
-t-expect-fail "Package is in NEW and has not been accepted or rejected yet" \
+t-expect-push-fail \
+    "Package is in NEW and has not been accepted or rejected yet" \
 t-dgit --deliberately-TEST-dgit-only-not-fast-forward push
 
 t-dgit --deliberately-not-fast-forward push
 
 cd $tmp/git/$p.git
-t-expect-fail "Not a valid object name" \
+t-expect-push-fail "Not a valid object name" \
 git cat-file -p $oldobj
 cd $tmp/$p
 
 echo xxx up to here
 echo xxx want to test database lock retry thing on push-and-taint
-echo xxx want to test forbidden objects not present
-echo xxx want to check expect fail did not push "(everywhere)"