suite: certificate validation test
templates:
  - common.yaml
tests:
  - it: should fail with name longer than 63 characters
    set:
      scaleCertificate:
        my-certificate-super-long-name-that-is-longer-than-63-characters:
          enabled: true
          id: 1
    asserts:
      - failedTemplate:
          errorMessage: Name [release-name-common-test-my-certificate-super-long-name-that-is-longer-than-63-characters] is not valid. Must start and end with an alphanumeric lowercase character. It can contain '-'. And must be at most 63 characters.

  - it: should fail with name starting with underscore
    set:
      scaleCertificate:
        _my-cert:
          enabled: true
          id: 1
    asserts:
      - failedTemplate:
          errorMessage: Name [release-name-common-test-_my-cert] is not valid. Must start and end with an alphanumeric lowercase character. It can contain '-'. And must be at most 63 characters.

  - it: should fail with labels not a dict
    set:
      scaleCertificate:
        my-cert:
          enabled: true
          labels: "not a dict"
          id: 1
    asserts:
      - failedTemplate:
          errorMessage: Certificate - Expected <labels> to be a dictionary, but got [string]

  - it: should fail with annotations not a dict
    set:
      scaleCertificate:
        my-cert:
          enabled: true
          annotations: "not a dict"
          id: 1
    asserts:
      - failedTemplate:
          errorMessage: Certificate - Expected <annotations> to be a dictionary, but got [string]

  - it: should fail without id
    set:
      scaleCertificate:
        my-cert:
          enabled: true
          id: ""
    asserts:
      - failedTemplate:
          errorMessage: Certificate - Expected non-empty <id>

  - it: should fail with targetSelector not a dict
    set:
      scaleCertificate:
        my-cert:
          enabled: true
          id: 1
          targetSelector: "not a dict"
    asserts:
      - failedTemplate:
          errorMessage: Certificate - Expected <targetSelector> to be a [map], but got [string]

  - it: should fail with empty ixCertificates when cert is defined
    set:
      ixCertificates: []
      scaleCertificate:
        my-cert:
          enabled: true
          id: 1
    asserts:
      - failedTemplate:
          errorMessage: Certificate - Expected non-empty <ixCertificates>

  - it: should fail with not defined id in ixCertificates when cert is defined
    set:
      ixCertificates:
        "2":
          key: value
      scaleCertificate:
        my-cert:
          enabled: true
          id: 1
    asserts:
      - failedTemplate:
          errorMessage: Certificate - Expected certificate with <id> ["1"] to exist in <ixCertificates>

  - it: should fail with with revoked cert
    set:
      ixCertificates:
        "1":
          revoked: true
      scaleCertificate:
        my-cert:
          enabled: true
          id: 1
    asserts:
      - failedTemplate:
          errorMessage: Certificate - Expected non-revoked certificate with <id> ["1"]

  - it: should fail with with expired cert
    set:
      ixCertificates:
        "1":
          expired: true
      scaleCertificate:
        my-cert:
          enabled: true
          id: 1
    asserts:
      - failedTemplate:
          errorMessage: Certificate - Expected non-expired certificate with <id> ["1"]

  - it: should fail with with empty certificate
    set:
      ixCertificates:
        "1":
          certificate: ""
      scaleCertificate:
        my-cert:
          enabled: true
          id: 1
    asserts:
      - failedTemplate:
          errorMessage: Certificate - Expected non-empty [certificate] in certificate with <id> ["1"] in <ixCertificates>

  - it: should fail with with empty privatekey
    set:
      ixCertificates:
        "1":
          certificate: some_value
          privatekey: ""
      scaleCertificate:
        my-cert:
          enabled: true
          id: 1
    asserts:
      - failedTemplate:
          errorMessage: Certificate - Expected non-empty [privatekey] in certificate with <id> ["1"] in <ixCertificates>