condition_from_variable_match

Test the content of a string variable.

⚙️ Compatible targets: Linux, Windows

Parameters

Name	Documentation
condition	Prefix of the class (condition) generated. This parameter is required.
variable_name	Complete name of the variable being tested, like my_prefix.my_variable. This parameter is required.
expected_match	Regex to use to test if the variable content is compliant. This parameter is required.

Outcome conditions

You need to replace ${condition} with its actual canonified value.

✅ Ok: condition_from_variable_match_${condition}_ok
- ☑️ Already compliant: condition_from_variable_match_${condition}_kept
- 🟨 Repaired: condition_from_variable_match_${condition}_repaired
❌ Error: condition_from_variable_match_${condition}_error

Example

method: condition_from_variable_match
params:
  expected_match: VALUE
  condition: VALUE
  variable_name: VALUE

Documentation

Test a string variable content and create conditions depending on its value:

If the variable is found and its content matches the given regex:
- a ${condition}_true condition,
- and kept outcome status
If the variable is found but its content does not match the given regex:
- a ${condition}_false condition,
- and a kept outcome status
If the variable can not be found:
- a ${condition}_false condition
- and an error outcome status

Be careful, we are using variable name not the value. For example if you want to match the property value "foo" you will just need node.properties[foo] without ${...} syntax

/!\ Regex for unix machine must be PCRE compatible and those for Windows agent must respect the .Net regex format.

If you want to test a technique parameter, use the technique_id of the technique as variable prefix and theparameter_name as variable name.

The method only supports plain string type variables.