#!/usr/bin/env bash
## Test for issue2125 - darcs should not warn about forced replaces, if nothing
## needed to be forced.
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. lib

rm -rf R
darcs init --repo R

cd R

echo -e 'first line of file\nsecond line of file' > file
darcs rec -alm 'Add file'

# No occurences of 'entry' - shouldn't warn.
darcs replace line entry file | not grep surprised

# We have an occurrence of 'second' - should fail, but not change anything (no
# --force)
noForce=$(darcs replace first second file)
echo "$noForce" | grep 'Skipping file'
echo "$noForce" | not grep 'surprised'

# Make sure nothing changed...
whatsnew=$(darcs wh)
echo "$whatsnew" | grep 'replace \./file \[A-Za-z_0-9\] line entry'
[[ $(echo "$whatsnew" | wc -l) -eq 1 ]]

force=$(darcs replace --force first second file) 
echo "$force" | grep 'surprised'
darcs wh

! read -r -d '' EXPECTED <<'EOF'
hunk ./file 2
-second line of file
+first line of file
replace ./file [A-Za-z_0-9] first second
replace ./file [A-Za-z_0-9] line entry

EOF

echo "$EXPECTED" > expected_whatsnew.txt
darcs wh > actual_whatsnew.txt

# Ensure we have the right changes in working/pending.
diff expected_whatsnew.txt actual_whatsnew.txt

darcs rev -a

# Test that unrecorded changes require --force, too.
echo 'third line of file' >> file
workingChangeNoForce=$(darcs replace second third file)
echo "$workingChangeNoForce" | grep 'Skipping file'