Trying to write a Unit Test for a storage account. Mocks very much inspired by this tutorial. I am stuck on mocking the account's keys so that Pulumi.AzureNative.Storage.ListStorageAccountKeys returns mocked values. I tried wild-guessing the account api so I could set fake values, to no avail. This is what I naively tried adding to NewResourceAsync:

// Properties normally created azure-side
if (args.Type == "azure-native:storage:StorageAccount") 
{
    // primary keys
    outputs.Add("listStorageAccountKeys:0:keyName", "key1");
    outputs.Add("listStorageAccountKeys:0:permissions", "FULL");
    outputs.Add("listStorageAccountKeys:0:value", "SomeMockValue12345==");
}

@billowy-army-68599 Any thoughts on the correct output element formatting here?

Sorry I’m not very good with dotnet. @tall-librarian-49374 @brave-planet-10645 maybe?

ListStorageAccountKeys returns a result with a property

keys

so that’s what you need to return as an output.

Thanks @tall-librarian-49374, but I am not trying to mock ListStorageAccountKeys, but the resource itself. Any ideas on what key/values I should add to the ImmutableDictionary<string, object> to mock the storage account keys?

Oh, sorry, I misread your message. But the resource doesn’t return any keys, the invoke is required to get them.

My bad I should have been more explicit: I am basically trying to reproduce what you did here: https://github.com/pulumi/examples/blob/72c9480f4c1240f795f6020f50801733fbef37f2/testing-unit-cs-mocks/Testing.cs#L36 but for the account storage keys instead of the primaryWebEndpoint.

primaryWebEndpoint

is an output property of that resource, while your resource has no output property

keys

or similar. Do you have a Pulumi program that you are trying to test with mocks? It would have to have an invocation of the function to retrieve credentials.

Yes, a simple Pulumi program that creates a new StorageAccount and assigns the account primary key value to an output, using ListStorageAccountKeys. Basically the Azure Get Started project: https://www.pulumi.com/docs/get-started/azure/review-project/

Right. So your mock should return mock data for that function in

CallAsync

Right I see thanks. But I'll still need to somehow know how to serialize the expected return type as a key/value output.

if (args.Token == "azure-native:storage:listStorageAccountKeys")
{
    output.Add("whatgoeshere?", "key1");
    output.Add("whatgoeshere?", "FULL");
    output.Add("whatgoeshere?", "SomeMockValue12345==");
}
return Task.FromResult((object)args.Args);

Or am I missing something else?

“whatgoeshere” should be “keys”

Thank you so much @tall-librarian-49374! That's what I was missing. For completeness, this is the final snippet I added to CallAsync:

if (args.Token == "azure-native:storage:listStorageAccountKeys")
{
    outputs.Add("keys", new[]
    {
        new Dictionary<string, string>
        {
            { "creationTime", DateTime.UtcNow.ToString("O")},
            { "keyName", "key1" },
            { "permissions", "FULL" },
            { "value", "MockPrimaryKey12345==" },
        },
        new Dictionary<string, string>
        {
            { "creationTime", DateTime.UtcNow.ToString("O")},
            { "keyName", "key2" },
            { "permissions", "FULL" },
            { "value", "MockSecondaryKey12345==" },
         }
    });
}

500 bonus points if you open a PR to the examples repo to update https://github.com/pulumi/examples/blob/master/testing-unit-cs-mocks/Testing.cs to Azure-Native 😉

500! @tall-librarian-49374 I'm about to create that PR, but I'm stuck on trying to get resource group name from a storage account instance:

Yes, it doesn’t exist https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi-azure-native/issues/574

I see thanks. I ended up just removing that test then. Here is the PR: https://github.com/pulumi/examples/pull/1035.