xcat-core/xCAT-test/unit/genesis_ubuntu_build_root.t

#!/usr/bin/env perl
# The Ubuntu Genesis build root must carry every command the Ubuntu dracut module marks
# mandatory. dracut_install reports a missing command and returns 0, so a hole in the image
# does not fail the build.
#
# The mandatory list comes from RUNNING the module: module-setup.sh is sourced with
# dracut_install shadowed, _dracut_install_opt neutralised, and install() called. The
# package list comes from evaluating the REQUIRED_PACKAGES assignment in the build script.
use strict;
use warnings;

use File::Temp qw(tempdir);
use FindBin;
use lib "$FindBin::Bin/../lib";
use Test::More;

use XCAT::Test::File qw(repo_path);

my $builder = repo_path('xCAT-genesis-builder/builddeb-genesis-base');
my $module  = repo_path('xCAT-genesis-builder/dracut_105/ubuntu/module-setup.sh');
plan skip_all => 'builddeb-genesis-base not found' unless -f $builder;
plan skip_all => 'ubuntu module-setup.sh not found' unless -f $module;
plan tests => 9;

# Mandatory commands a minimal Ubuntu server root does NOT already provide, and the package
# that supplies each one on every release xCAT builds for.
my %PACKAGE_FOR = (
    dhclient  => 'isc-dhcp-client',
    ifenslave => 'ifenslave',
);

# hwclock is not in that list because the package that carries it moved. Measured on the
# four Ubuntu management nodes: focal and jammy have it in util-linux, which is essential
# and always in the build root, and no util-linux-extra exists to install; noble and
# resolute have it in util-linux-extra. util-linux only Suggests that package, and this
# build passes --no-install-recommends, so the releases that split it must name it and the
# releases that did not must not.

my %mandatory = map { $_ => 1 } mandatory_commands($module);
my @packages  = required_packages($builder);

for my $command (sort keys %PACKAGE_FOR) {
    ok($mandatory{$command}, "the Ubuntu dracut module installs '$command' unconditionally");
    ok(scalar(grep { $_ eq $PACKAGE_FOR{$command} } @packages),
       "the build root installs $PACKAGE_FOR{$command}, which provides '$command'");
}

# doxcat asks dhclient for the provisioning lease.
ok($mandatory{dhclient} && scalar(grep { $_ eq 'isc-dhcp-client' } @packages),
   'the Genesis image can obtain a DHCP lease');

ok($mandatory{hwclock}, "the Ubuntu dracut module installs 'hwclock' unconditionally");

# Naming a package apt cannot locate fails the whole install, and the script runs under
# set -e, so an unconditional util-linux-extra stops the build on focal and jammy.
ok(!scalar(grep { $_ eq 'util-linux-extra' } @packages),
   'the unconditional list does not name util-linux-extra');

# What the script does instead: keep a package only where apt has a candidate for it.
{
    is_deeply(optional_packages($builder, 'util-linux-extra', 0), ['util-linux-extra'],
        'a release that carries util-linux-extra installs it');
    is_deeply(optional_packages($builder, 'util-linux-extra', 1), [],
        'a release without it installs nothing in its place');
}

# An absolute path in the install() output is a data file, not a command.
sub mandatory_commands {
    my ($path) = @_;
    my $dir = tempdir(CLEANUP => 1);
    my $driver = "$dir/collect.sh";
    open my $fh, '>', $driver or die "$driver: $!";
    print $fh <<"BASH";
dracut_install() { printf '%s\\n' "\$\@"; }
instmods() { :; }
inst_multiple() { :; }
inst() { :; }
dpkg-architecture() { echo x86_64-linux-gnu; }
. '$path'
# _dracut_install_opt installs only what the build root already has. Neutralise it after
# sourcing, so its commands stay out of the mandatory set.
_dracut_install_opt() { :; }
install
BASH
    close $fh;
    my @out = qx{bash '$driver' 2>/dev/null};
    die("running install() from $path produced nothing") unless @out;
    my %seen;
    my @names = grep { !$seen{$_}++ } grep { length && !m{^/} } map { chomp; $_ } @out;
    die("install() from $path named no bare commands") unless @names;
    return @names;
}

# Run the script's own selector with apt-cache shadowed, so the decision is exercised
# rather than read. $rc is what the shadow returns: 0 for a release that has the package.
sub optional_packages {
    my ($path, $package, $rc) = @_;
    my $text = do { open my $fh, '<', $path or die "$path: $!"; local $/; <$fh> };
    my ($block) = $text =~ /^(optional_packages\(\)\s*\{.*?^\})/ms;
    BAIL_OUT("no optional_packages() in $path") unless $block;
    my $out = qx{bash -c 'set -u; apt-cache() { return $rc; }; $block; optional_packages $package' 2>/dev/null};
    return [ grep { length } split /\s+/, ($out // '') ];
}

# Evaluate the assignment rather than parse it, so the list is the value the script uses.
sub required_packages {
    my ($path) = @_;
    my $text = do { open my $fh, '<', $path or die "$path: $!"; local $/; <$fh> };
    my ($block) = $text =~ /^(REQUIRED_PACKAGES="[^"]*")/ms;
    die("no REQUIRED_PACKAGES assignment in $path") unless $block;
    my $out = qx{bash -c 'set -u; $block; printf "%s\\n" \$REQUIRED_PACKAGES' 2>/dev/null};
    my @packages = grep { length } split /\s+/, ($out // '');
    die("REQUIRED_PACKAGES in $path evaluated to nothing") unless @packages;
    return @packages;
}