Install bashunit

Version updated for https://github.com/TypedDevs/bashunit to version 0.50.1.

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Action Summary

The action automates running unit tests and static analysis for bash scripts using BashUnit, a lightweight testing framework. It focuses on developer experience by providing 93 assertions, spies, mocks, data providers, snapshots, and more. The action simplifies the process of writing and running tests in bash projects.

What’s Changed

🐛 Bug Fixes

  • tear_down_after_script runs when set_up_before_script fails, so it can release file-scoped resources acquired before the failure (#1318)
  • Under --parallel, tear_down_after_script runs after the file’s own tests instead of alongside them, so a fixture it releases stays alive for the tests that read it. The same file no longer passed sequentially and failed in parallel (#1320)
  • --stop-on-failure runs tear_down_after_script for the file it halts in, so a sequential run releases what set_up_before_script acquired before the halt (#1321)
  • bashunit bench runs tear_down_after_script before it aborts on a malformed annotation, so the file releases what set_up_before_script acquired (#1322)
  • Ctrl-C runs tear_down_after_script for the file it interrupts in a sequential run, so a file-scoped resource is released. A second Ctrl-C now ends the run even if that hook never returns (#1323)
  • A test killed by --test-timeout runs its tear_down, so a per-test resource is released. Best effort within the watchdog’s grace before it sends SIGKILL, so a hook cannot outlive the timeout it cleans up after (#1324)
  • A test file that fails to source sweeps its script temp files, so a bashunit::temp_file it created at top level no longer survives the run. bashunit bench already did this (#1325)
  • A malformed @timeout or @retry runs tear_down_after_script before it aborts the run, so the file releases what set_up_before_script acquired. Sequential and --parallel both leaked it (#1329)
  • Ctrl-C releases what an interrupted --parallel run acquired: the file’s tear_down_after_script and the tear_down of a test in flight. The worker that owns the file’s hook now handles the signal and reaches its test bodies, which a kill from the parent could not (#1331)
  • A malformed @timeout or @retry fails a --parallel run alongside a passing file. The abort happened inside the file’s worker and never reached the parent, so the run printed the error and still exited 0, which kept it out of CI (#1335)

👥 Contributors

  • @aditya226-sharma
  • @Chemaclass

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Full Changelog: 0.50.0…0.50.1