MSP-11147
Tests currently use the real modules directory for test cases, so the
spec should be tagged with :content because it has same performance
issues as other content specs that can potentially load all the modules.
MSP-11147
Extract from 'Msf::Simple::Framework' the `after(:each)` that kills and joins
threads from `framework.threads` into 'Msf::Framework#threads cleaner`.
MSP-11147
Merge to get framework instance cleanup, which should clean up a lot of
thread leaks too.
Conflicts:
Rakefile
lib/metasploit/framework/spec.rb
spec/spec_helper.rb
MSP-11147
Detect thread leaks in a `before(:suite)` configured by
`Metasploit::Framework::Spec::Threads::Suite.configure!` and fail if any
leaks are found.
MSP-11130
Have a task, 'metasploit:framework:spec:constants:each:clean' run before
`rake spec` that removes the previous
`log/metasploit/framework/spec/constants/each.log` so that the user doesn't
have to manually remove the load when removing
`Metasploit::Framework::Spec::Constants::Each.configure!` from
`spec/spec_helper.rb`.
MSP-11130
Instead of writing `1` to the file and then printing a verbose message
in the spec task action, log the verbose message and just print the log
in the spec task action, so other tools can just look at the log when
not using `rake spec`.
NOTE: Failing specs due to unnecessary
`Metasploit::Framework::Spec::Constants::Each.configure!`
MSP-11130
Reuse 'Msf::Simple::Framework#modules loading' context in 'all modules
with module type can be instantiated' instead of using the similar code.
MSP-11130
Remove the constant PAYLOAD_FRAMEWORK as it leads to a
Msf::Simple::Framework instance that is not cleaned up and loads modules
prior to the beginning of the suite run.
MSP-11130
For 'Msf::Simple::Framework#modules loading''s load_and_create_modules,
don't require `:ancestor_reference_names` when the `:module_type` is not
payload as the one ancestor reference name will be the same as
`:reference_name`.
MSP-11130
'Msf::Simple::Framework#modules loading' defines
`#load_and_create_module`, which takes the :ancestor_reference_names,
:modules_path, :module_type, and :reference_name of the module whose
ancestors to load and the reference name to create. A default modules
path, the first 'modules' path for the Rails application is available in
in the `#modules_path` let.
Luke Imhoff