suite: NOTES.txt restore warning is gated on both bootstrap and users
templates:
  - templates/NOTES.txt
release:
  name: pg-test
  namespace: tenant-test
tests:
  - it: warns during a restore when the release defines users
    set:
      bootstrap:
        enabled: true
      users:
        testuser: {}
    asserts:
      - matchRegexRaw:
          pattern: 'provisioned as a restore'
      - matchRegexRaw:
          pattern: 'pg-test-credentials Secret now holds freshly generated passwords'
      - matchRegexRaw:
          pattern: 'postgres\.cozystack\.io/credentials-pending'
      # The flag is gated on bootstrap.enabled (init-script.yaml), which the
      # restore driver clears at the START of convergence, so it is absent for
      # the window before the init-job finishes. NOTES must not claim the flag
      # persists "until this converges" and must point at an application login as
      # the real check. Restoring that overclaim turns this red.
      - notMatchRegexRaw:
          pattern: 'until this converges'
      - matchRegexRaw:
          pattern: 'That flag tracks only'
      - matchRegexRaw:
          pattern: 'Do not read a missing flag as "converged"'
      - matchRegexRaw:
          pattern: 'Confirm convergence by logging in as an'

  # The credentials Secret is gated on .Values.users in init-script.yaml, so a
  # users-less restore never renders it. NOTES must not then describe that Secret
  # and its pending-credentials annotation, or an operator chases a nonexistent
  # object. Reverting the gate to bootstrap-only turns this red.
  - it: stays quiet during a restore when there are no users
    set:
      bootstrap:
        enabled: true
      users: {}
    asserts:
      - notMatchRegexRaw:
          pattern: 'provisioned as a restore'
      - notMatchRegexRaw:
          pattern: 'credentials-pending'

  - it: stays quiet for a normal install
    set:
      bootstrap:
        enabled: false
      users:
        testuser: {}
    asserts:
      - notMatchRegexRaw:
          pattern: 'provisioned as a restore'