rpm-ostree/tests/vmcheck/test.sh

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#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
. ${commondir}/libvm.sh
LOG=${LOG:-vmcheck.log}
LOG=$(realpath $LOG)
# NB: allow JOURNAL_LOG to be empty, which means we never
# fetch it
JOURNAL_LOG=${JOURNAL_LOG-vmcheck-journal.txt}
if [ -n "$JOURNAL_LOG" ]; then
JOURNAL_LOG=$(realpath $JOURNAL_LOG)
fi
# create ssh-config if needed and export cmds
vm_setup
# stand up ssh connection and sanity check that it all works
if ! vm_ssh_wait 30; then
echo "ERROR: A running VM is required for 'make vmcheck'."
exit 1
fi
echo "VM is running."
# just error out if we're unlocked -- we use the current deployment as the
# fallback between each test, so we need to be sure it's in a state that works.
# also, the user might have forgotten that these tests are somewhat destructive
# and thus would wipe out unlocked changes, hotfix or not.
unlocked_cur=$(vm_get_booted_deployment_info unlocked)
if [[ $unlocked_cur != none ]]; then
echo "ERROR: VM is unlocked."
exit 1
fi
# remember the csum we're currently on and tag it so that ostree doesn't wipe it
csum_orig=$(vm_get_booted_csum)
vm_cmd ostree rev-parse $csum_orig &> /dev/null # validate
vm_cmd ostree refs vmcheck_orig --delete
vm_cmd ostree refs $csum_orig --create vmcheck_orig
# reboot onto the vmcheck ref if we're not already on it
origin=$(vm_get_booted_deployment_info origin)
if [[ $origin != vmcheck ]]; then
vm_cmd ostree refs vmcheck --delete
vm_cmd ostree refs vmcheck_orig --create vmcheck
vm_cmd ostree admin deploy vmcheck &>> ${LOG}
vm_reboot &>> ${LOG}
fi
# delete whatever tmp refs the previous testsuite runs may have created
vm_cmd ostree refs vmcheck_tmp vmcheck_remote --delete
# we bring our own test repo and test packages, so let's neuter any repo that
# comes with the distro to help speed up rpm-ostree metadata fetching since we
# don't cache it (e.g. on Fedora, it takes *forever* to fetch metadata, which we
# have to do dozens of times throughout the suite)
if ! vm_cmd test -f /etc/yum.repos.d/.vmcheck; then
echo "Neutering /etc/yum.repos.d"
# Move the current one to .bak
vm_cmd mv /etc/yum.repos.d{,.bak}
# And create a new one with a .vmcheck as a stamp file so we recognize it
vm_cmd rm /etc/yum.repos.d.tmp -rf
vm_cmd mkdir /etc/yum.repos.d.tmp
vm_cmd touch /etc/yum.repos.d.tmp/.vmcheck
vm_cmd cp -r /etc/yum.repos.d{.tmp,}
else
echo "Keeping existing vmcheck /etc/yum.repos.d"
fi
# tests expect to run with the default config
# remember the original config, we restore it after the tests
if vm_cmd test -f /etc/rpm-ostreed.conf; then
vm_cmd mv -f /etc/rpm-ostreed.conf{,.bak}
fi
vm_cmd cp -f /usr/etc/rpm-ostreed.conf /etc
origdir=$(pwd)
echo -n '' > ${LOG}
testdir="$(dirname $(realpath $0))"
cd $testdir
colour_print() {
colour=$1; shift
[ ! -t 1 ] || echo -en "\e[${colour}m"
echo -n "$@"
[ ! -t 1 ] || echo -en "\e[0m"
echo
}
pass_print() {
colour_print 32 "$@" # green
}
fail_print() {
colour_print 31 "$@" # red
}
skip_print() {
colour_print 34 "$@" # blue
}
total=0
pass=0
fail=0
skip=0
notrun=0
for tf in $(find . -name 'test-*.sh' | sort); do
if [ -n "${TESTS+ }" ]; then
tfbn=$(basename "$tf" .sh)
tfbn=" ${tfbn#test-} "
if [[ " $TESTS " != *$tfbn* ]]; then
let "notrun += 1"
continue
fi
fi
let "total += 1"
bn=$(basename ${tf})
printf "Running $bn...\n"
printf "\n==== ${bn} ====\n" >> ${LOG}
vm_cmd logger "vmcheck: running $bn..."
# do some dirty piping to get some instant feedback and help debugging
if ${tf} |& tee -a ${LOG} \
| grep -e '^ok ' --line-buffered \
| xargs -d '\n' -n 1 echo " "; then
pass_print "PASS: $bn"
echo "PASS" >> ${LOG}
let "pass += 1"
else
if test $? = 77; then
skip_print "SKIP: $bn"
echo "SKIP" >> ${LOG}
let "skip += 1"
else
fail_print "FAIL: $bn"
echo "FAIL" >> ${LOG}
let "fail += 1"
fi
fi
vm_cmd logger "vmcheck: finished $bn..."
if test -n "${VMCHECK_DEBUG:-}"; then
echo "VMCHECK_DEBUG is set, skipping restoration of original deployment"
break
fi
# nuke all vmcheck and vmcheck_tmp refs and recreate vmcheck from orig
echo "Restoring original vmcheck commit" >> ${LOG}
vm_cmd ostree refs vmcheck vmcheck_tmp vmcheck_remote --delete
vm_cmd ostree refs vmcheck_orig --create vmcheck &>> ${LOG}
# restore the default config
vm_cmd cp -f /usr/etc/rpm-ostreed.conf /etc/
# go back to the original vmcheck deployment if needed
origin_cur=$(vm_get_booted_deployment_info origin)
csum_cur=$(vm_get_booted_csum)
unlocked_cur=$(vm_get_booted_deployment_info unlocked)
live_csum=$(vm_get_booted_deployment_info live-replaced)
if [[ $origin_cur != vmcheck ]] || \
[[ $csum_orig != $csum_cur ]] || \
[[ $unlocked_cur != none ]] || \
[ -n "${live_csum}" ]; then
# redeploy under the name 'vmcheck' so that tests can
# never modify the vmcheck_orig ref itself
vm_cmd ostree admin deploy vmcheck &>> ${LOG}
vm_reboot &>> ${LOG}
else
# make sure we're using the default config vals again
vm_cmd systemctl restart rpm-ostreed
fi
# make sure to clean up any pending & rollback deployments
vm_rpmostree cleanup -b -p -r -m || :
# and put back our tmp repo
vm_cmd rm /etc/yum.repos.d -rf
vm_cmd cp -r /etc/yum.repos.d{.tmp,}
# and clean up any leftovers from our tmp
osname=$(vm_get_booted_deployment_info osname)
vm_cmd rm -rf /ostree/deploy/$osname/var/tmp/vmcheck
done
# put back the original yum repos
if test -z "${VMCHECK_DEBUG:-}"; then
if vm_cmd test -f /etc/yum.repos.d/.vmcheck; then
echo "Restoring original /etc/yum.repos.d"
vm_cmd rm -rf /etc/yum.repos.d
vm_cmd mv /etc/yum.repos.d{.bak,}
fi
fi
# put back the original config if any
vm_cmd rm -f /etc/rpm-ostreed.conf
if vm_cmd test -f /etc/rpm-ostreed.conf.bak; then
vm_cmd mv /etc/rpm-ostreed.conf{.bak,}
fi
# Gather post-failure system logs if necessary
ALL_LOGS=$LOG
if [ ${fail} -ne 0 ] && [ -n "$JOURNAL_LOG" ]; then
./fetch-journal.sh
ALL_LOGS="$ALL_LOGS $JOURNAL_LOG"
fi
# tear down ssh connection if needed
if $SSH -O check &>/dev/null; then
$SSH -O exit &>/dev/null
fi
[ ${fail} -eq 0 ] && printer=pass || printer=fail
${printer}_print "TOTAL: $total PASS: $pass SKIP: $skip FAIL: $fail"
if test ${notrun} -gt 0; then
echo "NOTICE: Skipped ${notrun} tests not matching \"${TESTS}\""
fi
echo "See ${ALL_LOGS} for more information."
[ ${fail} -eq 0 ]