Method: PDK::Validate::BaseValidator.invoke

Defined in:
lib/pdk/validators/base_validator.rb

.invoke(report, options = {}) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/pdk/validators/base_validator.rb', line 101

def self.invoke(report, options = {})
  targets, skipped, invalid = parse_targets(options)

  process_skipped(report, skipped)
  process_invalid(report, invalid)

  return 0 if targets.empty?

  PDK::Util::Bundler.ensure_binstubs!(cmd)

  # If invoking :per_target, split the targets array into an array of
  # single element arrays (one per target). If invoking :once, wrap the
  # targets array in another array. This is so we can loop through the
  # invokes with the same logic, regardless of which invoke style is
  # needed.
  targets = (self::INVOKE_STYLE == :per_target) ? targets.combination(1).to_a : Array[targets]
  exit_codes = []

  targets.each do |invokation_targets|
    cmd_argv = parse_options(options, invokation_targets).unshift(cmd_path)
    cmd_argv.unshift('ruby', '-W0') if Gem.win_platform?

    command = PDK::CLI::Exec::Command.new(*cmd_argv).tap do |c|
      c.context = :module
      exec_group = options[:exec_group]
      if exec_group
         = exec_group.((invokation_targets))
        c.()
      else
        c.((invokation_targets))
      end
    end

    result = command.execute!
    exit_codes << result[:exit_code]

    parse_output(report, result, invokation_targets)
  end

  exit_codes.max
end