set -x -e
. tests/templates/names_template

# Test how <devname> and --name= are handled for create mode.

# The most trivial case.
names_create "/dev/md/name"
names_verify "/dev/md127" "name" "name"
mdadm -S "/dev/md127"

names_create "name"
names_verify "/dev/md127" "name" "name"
mdadm -S "/dev/md127"

# Use 'mdX' as name.
names_create "/dev/md/md0"
names_verify "/dev/md127" "md0" "md0"
mdadm -S "/dev/md127"

names_create "md0"
names_verify "/dev/md127" "md0" "md0"
mdadm -S "/dev/md127"

# <devnode> is used to create MD_DEVNAME but, name is used to create MD_NAME.
names_create "/dev/md/devnode" "name"
names_verify "/dev/md127" "devnode" "name"
mdadm -S "/dev/md127"

names_create "devnode" "name"
names_verify "/dev/md127" "devnode" "name"
mdadm -S "/dev/md127"

# Devnode points to /dev/ directory. MD_DEVNAME doesn't exist.
names_create "/dev/md0"
names_verify "/dev/md0" "empty" "0"
mdadm -S "/dev/md0"

# Devnode points to /dev/ directory and name is set.
names_create "/dev/md0" "name"
names_verify "/dev/md0" "empty" "name"
mdadm -S "/dev/md0"

# Devnode is a special ignore keyword. Should be rejected.
names_create "<ignore>" "name", "true"