in crates/libs/core/src/types/common/security_credentials/x509_credentials.rs [220:275]
fn x509_credentials_empty_success() {
let call_counter = Arc::new(Mutex::new(0));
let call_counter_copy = Arc::clone(&call_counter);
let com = MockIFabricClientSettings::new_with_security_credentials_mock(Box::new(
move |creds: *const FABRIC_SECURITY_CREDENTIALS| {
*call_counter_copy.lock().expect("Not poisoned") += 1;
assert!(!creds.is_null() && creds.is_aligned());
// SAFETY: test code. non-null and alignment is checked above
let creds_ref: &FABRIC_SECURITY_CREDENTIALS = unsafe { creds.as_ref() }.unwrap();
assert_eq!(creds_ref.Kind, FABRIC_SECURITY_CREDENTIAL_KIND_X509);
let value = creds_ref.Value as *const FABRIC_X509_CREDENTIALS;
assert!(!value.is_null() && value.is_aligned());
// SAFETY: test code. non-null and alignment is checked above
let value_ref = unsafe { value.as_ref() }.unwrap();
// SAFETY: AllowedCommonNameCount and AllowedCommonNames go together. Should be valid for dereference.
unsafe {
check_array_parameter(
[],
value_ref.AllowedCommonNameCount,
value_ref.AllowedCommonNames,
)
};
assert_eq!(value_ref.FindType, FABRIC_X509_FIND_TYPE_FINDBYSUBJECTNAME);
let find_val_ptr = value_ref.FindValue as *const u16;
assert!(!find_val_ptr.is_null() && find_val_ptr.is_aligned());
let val_str = WStringWrap::from(PCWSTR::from_raw(find_val_ptr))
.into_wstring()
.to_string_lossy();
assert_eq!(val_str.as_str(), TEST_SERVER_NAME_1);
assert_eq!(
value_ref.StoreLocation,
FABRIC_X509_STORE_LOCATION_CURRENTUSER
);
assert_eq!(
WStringWrap::from(value_ref.StoreName)
.into_wstring()
.to_string_lossy()
.as_str(),
TEST_STORE_2
);
assert_eq!(value_ref.ProtectionLevel, FABRIC_PROTECTION_LEVEL_NONE);
assert!(value_ref.Reserved.is_null());
Ok(())
},
));
// SF might reject this in reality - that's ok, we're making sure our code doesn't have UB
let creds = make_credentials_with_empty_vecs();
let result = creds.apply_inner(com.into());
assert_eq!(result, Ok(()));
let actual_call_count = *call_counter.lock().expect("Not poisioned");
assert_eq!(actual_call_count, 1)
}