}

	// These pairings make no sense.
	if *listFind && *listDeps {
		base.Fatalf("go list -deps cannot be used with -find")
	}
	if *listFind && *listTest {
		base.Fatalf("go list -test cannot be used with -find")
	}
	if *listFind && *listExport {
		base.Fatalf("go list -export cannot be used with -find")
	}

	pkgOpts := load.PackageOpts{
		IgnoreImports:      *listFind,
		ModResolveTests:    *listTest,

            }
        }

        then:
        succeeds 'checkDeps'
        outputContains("Listing versions for module testA")
        resetExpectations()

        when:
        succeeds 'checkDeps'

        then:
        outputDoesNotContain("Listing versions for module testA")
        resetExpectations()

        when:
        repositoryInteractions {

     * which includes a version.
     * @return the module version identifier. If it's a version listing, then this will
     * be null.
     */
    @Nullable
    ModuleComponentIdentifier getComponentId();

    /**
     * Returns true if this details is created for a version listing.
     *
     * @return true if we are asked for a version listing
     */
    boolean isVersionListing();

    /**

    enum State {
        /**
         * Listing has succeeded.
         */
        Listed,
        /**
         * Listing has failed.
         */
        Failed,
        /**
         * Listing hasn't been performed yet, or another attempt can be made.
         */
        Unknown
    }

    /**

		// Its to test ListObjects on an empty bucket.
		2: "empty-bucket",
		// Listing the case where the marker > last object.
		3: "test-bucket-single-object",
		// Listing uncommon delimiter.
		4: "test-bucket-delimiter",
		// Listing prefixes > maxKeys
		5: "test-bucket-max-keys-prefixes",
		// Listing custom delimiters
		6: "test-bucket-custom-delimiter",
	}
	for _, bucket := range testBuckets {

        'root/SNAPSHOT'  | 'SNAPSHOT'
        'root/SNAPSHOT/' | 'SNAPSHOT'
    }

    def "should extract file name from s3 listing"() {
        ObjectListing objectListing = Mock()
        S3ObjectSummary objectSummary = Mock()
        objectSummary.getKey() >> listing
        objectListing.getObjectSummaries() >> [objectSummary]

        S3ResourceResolver resolver = new S3ResourceResolver()

        when:

== Build the application

[listing.terminal.sample-command]
----
\$ ./gradlew build

BUILD SUCCESSFUL in 0s
${tasksExecuted.raw} actionable tasks: ${tasksExecuted.raw} executed
----

NOTE: The first time you run the wrapper script, `gradlew`, there may be a delay while that version of `gradle` is downloaded and stored locally in your `~/.gradle/wrapper/dists` folder.

            ":linkHelloTestCUnitExe", ":helloTestCUnitExe", ":runHelloTestCUnitExe"
        file("build/test-results/helloTest/CUnitAutomated-Listing.xml").assertExists()

        def testResults = new CUnitTestResults(file("build/test-results/helloTest/CUnitAutomated-Results.xml"))
        testResults.suiteNames == ['hello test']

		// Test cases with prefixes.
		// Testing listing with prefix set to "min" (Test number 40)	.
		{bucketNames[2], "min", "", "", "", 100, listMultipartResults[26], nil, true},
		// Testing listing with prefix set to "ney" (Test number 41).
		{bucketNames[2], "ney", "", "", "", 100, listMultipartResults[27], nil, true},
		// Testing listing with prefix set to "par" (Test number 42).

== Run the application

Thanks to the `application` plugin, you can run the application directly from the command line.
The `run` task tells Gradle to execute the `main` method in the class assigned to the `mainClass` property.

[listing.terminal.sample-command]
----
\$ ./gradlew run

> Task :${subprojectName.raw}:run
Hello world!

BUILD SUCCESSFUL
2 actionable tasks: 2 executed
----