#!/bin/sh
# Ensure we handle i/o errors correctly in split via /dev/full

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. "${srcdir=.}/tests/init.sh"; path_prepend_ ./src
print_ver_ split

cp -sf /dev/full xaa || skip_ '/dev/full is required'

# Get the wording of the OS-dependent ENOSPC message
returns_ 1 seq 1 >/dev/full 2>msgt || framework_failure_
sed 's/seq: write error: //' msgt > msg || framework_failure_

# Create the expected error message
{ printf "%s" "split: xaa: " ; cat msg ; } > exp || framework_failure_

# the 'split' command should fail with exit code 1
seq 2 | returns_ 1 split -b 1 2> err || fail=1
# split does not cleanup broken file (while csplit does)
test -e xaa || fail=1
# split should not continue
test -e xab && fail=1

# Ensure we got the expected error message
compare exp err || fail=1

rm xaa || framework_failure_
# Similar for directory
mkdir xaa || framework_failure_
seq 2 | returns_ 1 split -b 1 2 || fail=1
test -d xaa || fail=1

Exit $fail