script

sethome "./home"

# Save the test server host so we can pin a bundle-with-host variant below.
host_value="$DATABRICKS_HOST"

cat > "./home/.databrickscfg" <<EOF
[default-target]
host  = $DATABRICKS_HOST
token = $DATABRICKS_TOKEN

[other]
host  = https://other.test
token = other-token

[__settings__]
default_profile = default-target
EOF

unset DATABRICKS_HOST
unset DATABRICKS_TOKEN
unset DATABRICKS_CONFIG_PROFILE

title "Bundle without workspace.host: default_profile is honored\n"
trace $CLI bundle validate -o json | jq '{host: .workspace.host, profile: .workspace.profile}'

title "--profile overrides default_profile (negative case)\n"
trace errcode $CLI bundle validate -p other -o json | jq '{host: .workspace.host, profile: .workspace.profile}'

# Switch to a bundle that pins workspace.host. The default_profile guard in
# configureProfile must NOT apply default_profile here, because that would
# silently route the user to a profile pointing at a different host than the
# bundle declares.
mkdir -p ./bundle-with-host
cat > ./bundle-with-host/databricks.yml <<EOF
bundle:
  name: bundle-with-host

workspace:
  host: $host_value
EOF

title "Bundle with workspace.host: default_profile is NOT applied\n"
(cd ./bundle-with-host && trace errcode $CLI bundle validate -o json | jq '{host: .workspace.host, profile: .workspace.profile}')

# Switch to a bundle that pins workspace.profile but no host. The pinned
# profile must win over default_profile — configureProfile's guard skips
# default_profile when workspace.profile is already set.
mkdir -p ./bundle-with-profile
cat > ./bundle-with-profile/databricks.yml <<EOF
bundle:
  name: bundle-with-profile

workspace:
  profile: other
EOF

title "Bundle with workspace.profile: pinned profile wins over default_profile\n"
(cd ./bundle-with-profile && trace errcode $CLI bundle validate -o json | jq '{host: .workspace.host, profile: .workspace.profile}')