Run the complete postscripts with controlled credential replies and native
SSH key generation. Check successful and empty replies, server errors,
retry limits, flow-control differences and password logging.
Source the unchanged selector with explicit partition and udev fixtures.
Bound awk discovery to the fixture so runner filesystem size cannot delay
selection. Keep rendered-installer coverage and independent CI failures.
The image caller tests create the run directory in their fixture
image, so they did not see a bind mount to a missing mount point.
Run rh/genimage on a new and on an existing image directory. The mount
fixture fails like mount(8) when the mount point is missing, and the
package manager fixture records the mounts in place when the packages
install. Cover EL9 through the rh and rocky entry points, and EL6,
which does not mount /proc and /sys. The pull-request workflow runs
the test.
Render Subiquity configuration with real database rows and execute the emitted commands in private namespaces. Check resulting files, failure ordering and the install-monitor handshake without rewriting shell fragments.
Build a real package and repository, then execute the generated helper with representative host architectures and releases. Check its apt configuration and preserve unrelated sources.
Run each selected postinstall script in an isolated filesystem. Check SELinux settings and fstab after repeated execution instead of comparing shell source.
Render the selected profiles with an isolated database. Check the installer data and run the emitted post-install blocks against a private filesystem, including the EFI fallback and missing-loader paths.
Run the native case from the source snapshot preserved before CI package builds.
The liteimg archive test runs real cpio and gzip, and puts compressor
and ctorrent fixtures in PATH. That is a native test, so it moves out
of the unit suite. The pull-request workflow runs it explicitly.
A missing Linux tool now fails the test instead of skipping it. An
ilitefile fixture replaces the runcmd override, so liteimg runs its
commands through the real runcmd.
Run the unchanged initrd builder with fixture binaries and inspect both generated archives. Replace source extraction with checks for selected libraries and their contents.
Read site settings from an isolated database and inspect the sources.list written into the image. Stop at an injected package-metadata failure without downloading packages.
Run genimage and inspect the arguments passed to debootstrap instead of evaluating an extracted assignment. Keep the existing ppc64le pass-through explicit.
The packimage tests skip their squashfs and pigz cases unless mksquashfs,
unsquashfs and pigz are installed. Install them in the unit test job so
that CI runs those cases.
buildrpms.pl stages each build's sources under $HOME/rpmbuild/sources.
mock now builds as the chrootuid of the target, uid 1000 for openEuler
24.03, and HOME of the Jenkins agents is /root, mode 0550. mock --sources
then fails with "Permission denied" on the staging directory.
The unit test asserts that the base directory is under the dist tree of
the checkout and not under $HOME, and that the staging tree is readable
by other users when the umask is 077. A native test, run as root in the
Fedora container, reads the staged files as uid 1000.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Hilst <392820+dhilst@users.noreply.github.com>
mock_build_owner reads chrootuid and chrootgid from the text of the
rendered configuration. It does not see a value set in an included file,
an assignment with an inline comment or a double-quoted key, or an
include that overrides an earlier assignment. prepare_mock_resultdirs
then gives the result directories to the wrong uid, or to none.
prepare_mock_resultdirs changes only the two directories. A root build
that stopped part way leaves root-owned 0644 logs in them, and mock,
running as uid 1000, cannot append to them on the next run.
native/mock_resultdir_owner.t runs mock's loader on each configuration
case, and checks as root that uid 1000 can append to the stale logs in
both directories. Ubuntu ships no mock, so the workflow runs it in a
Fedora container and fails when it skips. The unit test checks, with
chown recorded, which owner the directories and their files get.
Signed-off-by: Daniel Hilst <392820+dhilst@users.noreply.github.com>
Run OS detection in a private filesystem with the real release parser.
Remove the rewritten-source Perl harness and require GNU awk for the
legacy Red Hat fallback.
Install rsyslog and create its xCAT log directory before installing xCAT.
Wait for a unique syslog marker before changing test state, including when
the log does not exist yet. Reuse that wait for the completion marker.
Daniel Hilst
Vinícius Ferrão