Allow Fs tests to declare new config items
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@ -31,7 +31,9 @@ var (
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subRemoteLeaf = ""
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subRemoteLeaf = ""
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// NilObject should be set to a nil Object from the Fs under test
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// NilObject should be set to a nil Object from the Fs under test
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NilObject fs.Object
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NilObject fs.Object
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file1 = fstest.Item{
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// ExtraConfig is for adding config to a remote
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ExtraConfig = []ExtraConfigItem{}
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file1 = fstest.Item{
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ModTime: fstest.Time("2001-02-03T04:05:06.499999999Z"),
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ModTime: fstest.Time("2001-02-03T04:05:06.499999999Z"),
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Path: "file name.txt",
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Path: "file name.txt",
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}
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}
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dumpBodies = flag.Bool("dump-bodies", false, "Dump HTTP headers and bodies - may contain sensitive info")
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dumpBodies = flag.Bool("dump-bodies", false, "Dump HTTP headers and bodies - may contain sensitive info")
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)
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)
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// ExtraConfigItem describes a config item added on the fly while testing
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type ExtraConfigItem struct{ Name, Key, Value string }
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const eventualConsistencyRetries = 10
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const eventualConsistencyRetries = 10
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func init() {
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func init() {
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// "RCLONE_CONFIG_PASS=hunter2" (or your password)
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// "RCLONE_CONFIG_PASS=hunter2" (or your password)
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*fs.AskPassword = false
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*fs.AskPassword = false
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fs.LoadConfig()
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fs.LoadConfig()
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// Set extra config if supplied
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for _, item := range ExtraConfig {
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fs.ConfigFile.SetValue(item.Name, item.Key, item.Value)
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}
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fs.Config.Verbose = *verbose
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fs.Config.Verbose = *verbose
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fs.Config.Quiet = !*verbose
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fs.Config.Quiet = !*verbose
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fs.Config.DumpHeaders = *dumpHeaders
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fs.Config.DumpHeaders = *dumpHeaders
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