old_contents: """Tests for execute commands function"""
  import os
  import subprocess
  
  import pytest
  
  from scout.server.extensions.loqus_extension import execute_command
  
  TRAVIS = os.getenv("TRAVIS")
  GITHUB = os.getenv("GITHUB")
  
  
  def test_run_execute_command():
      """Test run echo with execute command"""
      # GIVEN a command to run in the shell
      output = "hello world"
      cmd = ["echo", output]
      # WHEN running it with execute command
      res = execute_command(cmd)
      # THEN assert the output is correct
      assert res.strip() == output
  
  
  @pytest.mark.skipif(TRAVIS, reason="Unknown problems on travis")
  @pytest.mark.skipif(GITHUB, reason="Unknown problems on github actions")
  def test_run_failing_command():
      """Test run a failing command with execute command"""
      # GIVEN a command that will fail when run in the shell
      cmd = ["cd", "nonexistingdirectory"]
      exception = subprocess.CalledProcessError
      # WHEN running it with execute command
      with pytest.raises(exception):
          # THEN assert that an exception is raised
          execute_command(cmd)
  
  
  @pytest.mark.skipif(TRAVIS, reason="Unknown problems on travis")
  @pytest.mark.skipif(GITHUB, reason="Unknown problems on github actions")
  def test_run_command_no_output():
      """Test run a command without output"""
      # GIVEN a command that returns no output
      cmd = ["cd", "./"]
      # WHEN running it with execute command
      res = execute_command(cmd)
      # THEN assert that the empty string is returned
      assert res == ""
  
new_contents: """Tests for execute commands function"""
  import os
  import subprocess
  
  import pytest
  
  from scout.server.extensions.loqus_extension import execute_command
  
  TRAVIS = os.getenv("TRAVIS")
  GITHUB = os.getenv("CI")
  
  
  def test_run_execute_command():
      """Test run echo with execute command"""
      # GIVEN a command to run in the shell
      output = "hello world"
      cmd = ["echo", output]
      # WHEN running it with execute command
      res = execute_command(cmd)
      # THEN assert the output is correct
      assert res.strip() == output
  
  
  @pytest.mark.skipif(TRAVIS, reason="Unknown problems on travis")
  @pytest.mark.skipif(GITHUB, reason="Unknown problems on github actions")
  def test_run_failing_command():
      """Test run a failing command with execute command"""
      # GIVEN a command that will fail when run in the shell
      cmd = ["cd", "nonexistingdirectory"]
      exception = subprocess.CalledProcessError
      # WHEN running it with execute command
      with pytest.raises(exception):
          # THEN assert that an exception is raised
          execute_command(cmd)
  
  
  @pytest.mark.skipif(TRAVIS, reason="Unknown problems on travis")
  @pytest.mark.skipif(GITHUB, reason="Unknown problems on github actions")
  def test_run_command_no_output():
      """Test run a command without output"""
      # GIVEN a command that returns no output
      cmd = ["cd", "./"]
      # WHEN running it with execute command
      res = execute_command(cmd)
      # THEN assert that the empty string is returned
      assert res == ""
  
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