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package org.gradle.internal.execution.steps

import org.gradle.api.BuildCancelledException
import org.gradle.initialization.DefaultBuildCancellationToken

class CancelExecutionStepTest extends ContextInsensitiveStepSpec {
    def cancellationToken = new DefaultBuildCancellationToken()
    def step = new CancelExecutionStep<Context>(cancellationToken, delegate)
    def delegateResult = Mock(Result)

    def "executes normally when cancellation is not requested"() {
        when:
        def result = step.execute(work, context)

        then:
        result == delegateResult

        1 * delegate.execute(work, context) >> delegateResult

        then:
        0 *_
    }

    def "cancels execution when cancellation is requested"() {
        given:
        cancellationToken.cancel()

        when:
        step.execute(work, context)

        then:
        thrown BuildCancelledException

        1 * delegate.execute(work, context) >> delegateResult

        then:
        0 *_
    }

    def "interrupts task worker when cancellation is requested"() {
        when:
        step.execute(work, context)

        then:
        thrown BuildCancelledException

        1 * delegate.execute(work, context) >>  {
            cancellationToken.cancel()
            wait()
            delegateResult
        }

        then:
        0 *_
    }
}
