msix

0.70.2

MSIX.Tests/MSIX.ModuleContract.Tests.ps1

                                BeforeAll {

    Import-Module (Resolve-Path (Join-Path $PSScriptRoot '..\MSIX.psd1')) -Force

}

AfterAll { Remove-Module MSIX -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue }

Describe 'Module contract' -Tag 'ModuleContract' {

    It 'Imports through the manifest with command versions' {

        $module = Get-Module MSIX

        # The manifest is the source of truth — read its version once and

        # compare everything else against it. Pinning a literal version

        # string here forces a test edit on every release bump (it did

        # exactly that at 0.70.0 -> 0.70.2). The functional invariants

        # the test cares about are:

        #   - The module's runtime version matches the .psd1 manifest

        #   - Exported cmdlets carry the same module version

        $manifestPath = Resolve-Path (Join-Path $PSScriptRoot '..\MSIX.psd1')

        $manifestData = Import-PowerShellDataFile -Path $manifestPath

        $expectedVersion = $manifestData.ModuleVersion

        # Sanity guard: ensure the version is well-formed (e.g. '0.70.2')

        # so a broken/missing manifest never silently passes the test.

        $expectedVersion | Should -Match '^\d+\.\d+\.\d+(\.\d+)?$'

        $module.Version.ToString() | Should -Be $expectedVersion

        (Get-Command Add-MsixFirewallRule -Module MSIX).Version.ToString() | Should -Be $expectedVersion

    }

    It 'Exports compatibility aliases from the packaged module' {

        $aliases = Get-Command -Module MSIX -CommandType Alias

        $aliases.Name | Should -Contain 'Install-MsixPsfBinaries'

        $aliases.Name | Should -Contain 'New-MsixPsfArguments'

        $aliases.Name | Should -Contain 'Get-MsixProcMonFailures'

    }

    It 'Exports plural manifest application reader as a real function' {

        $cmd = Get-Command Get-MsixManifestApplications -Module MSIX

        $cmd.CommandType | Should -Be 'Function'

    }

}