negcontrol

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v0.262.0 Latest Latest Go to latest Published: Nov 1, 2026 License: MIT Imports: 4 Imported by: 0

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Overview ¶

Package negcontrol is the shared result of a negative control, which the dialects produce and the umbra driver reports. See docs/negative-controls.md.

Index ¶

func Run(ctx context.Context, root *cli.Command, argv []string) error
func Summarize(cs []Control) (held int, failed []string)
type Control
- func Judge(kind, rule string, argv []string, got, without Outcome, want string, ...) Control
- func (c Control) Holds() bool
type Outcome
- func (o Outcome) String() string

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Functions ¶

func Run ¶

func Run(ctx context.Context, root *cli.Command, argv []string) error

Run runs argv on root in-process with urfave's exit globals swapped out. Not safe to call concurrently. See docs/negative-controls.md.

func Summarize ¶

func Summarize(cs []Control) (held int, failed []string)

Summarize counts passing controls and names every failure, so a run cannot report a pass while omitting a rule it could not hold.

Types ¶

type Control ¶

type Control struct {
	Kind        string // "never", "withhold", or "spec never"
	Rule        string // the refused path, e.g. "config set"
	Argv        []string
	Refused     bool   // the shipped guardfile refused with this rule's own text
	LoadBearing bool   // removing the rule changed the observed outcome
	Observed    string // what the shipped guardfile did
	Without     string // what it did with the rule removed
}

Control is one rule's result.

func Judge ¶

func Judge(kind, rule string, argv []string, got, without Outcome, want string, denied int) Control

Judge builds a Control from the two observed outcomes. want is the rule's own refusal text: exit 2 alone would pass on a refusal that came from elsewhere.

func (Control) Holds ¶

func (c Control) Holds() bool

Holds reports whether the control passes: refused by its own text, and removing it would let something different happen.

type Outcome ¶

type Outcome struct {
	Spawned bool
	Code    int
	Text    string
}

Outcome is what one invocation did, observed rather than read off the tree.

func (Outcome) String ¶

func (o Outcome) String() string

Source Files ¶

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negcontrol.go

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