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package org.gradle.launcher.daemon.context

import spock.lang.*
import org.gradle.util.ConfigureUtil

class DaemonCompatibilitySpecFactorySpec extends Specification {

    def clientConfigure = {}
    def serverConfigure = {}

    def client(Closure c) {
        clientConfigure = c
    }

    def server(Closure c) {
        serverConfigure = c
    }

    def createContext(Closure config) {
        ConfigureUtil.configure(config, new DaemonContextBuilder()).create()
    }

    def getClientContext() {
        createContext(clientConfigure)
    }

    def getServerContext() {
        createContext(serverConfigure)
    }

    boolean isIsCompatible() {
        new DaemonCompatibilitySpecFactory(clientContext).create().isSatisfiedBy(serverContext)
    }

    boolean isIsNotCompatible() {
        !isCompatible
    }

    def "identical contexts are compatible"() {
        expect:
        isCompatible
    }

    def "contexts with different java homes are incompatible"() {
        when:
        client { javaHome = new File("a") }
        server { javaHome = new File("b") }

        then:
        isNotCompatible
    }

}
Add spec for checking that two daemon contexts are not considered compatible if the java home location is different.
Add spec for checking that two daemon contexts are not considered compatible if the java home location is different.
