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Daniel Hilst c6fc094c93 fix(xcat-core): test Genesis shell and C code by running it, not from Perl
The Perl tests of the OpenEmbedded Genesis image ran its shell scripts
and C programs through system(), qx, pipes and fork, wrote fake
commands through copied read_file and write_file helpers, and matched
regexes against shell and C source. Many rejections checked only a
non-zero exit, so an earlier, unrelated failure also passed. The
quality gate judged 91% of their 762 checks bad.

The shell and C checks move to bats in xCAT-test/bats. The C programs
are compiled there and run: the plain console, test drivers for the
shared status view and the shell launcher, and genesis-udp-send against
a loopback listener. Each rejection now matches the message of its own
guard. The .t files keep the artifact checks (kas, recipes, kernel
fragments, units, README), read with XCAT::Test::File. Test files left
with no checks are deleted.

Claim map (file -> where its claims went):
- go_xcat_uninstall_installed_only.t -> go_xcat_uninstall_installed_only.bats
- genesis_readme_paths.t, genesis_base_sources_staged.t -> kept in the
  .t (README read by slurp_repo_file, tarball read by Archive::Tar)
- genesis_openembedded_{export,hardware,runtime}.t -> the bats file of
  the same name
- genesis_openembedded_{bmcsetup,metrics,extensions,qeth,actions,
  discovery}.t -> scripts to the bats file of the same name, recipes
  and units kept in the .t
- genesis_openembedded_console.t -> built and run checks, state.c,
  plain_ui.c and shell.c to genesis_openembedded_console.bats; Newt
  source checks kept in the .t
- genesis_openembedded.t -> oe/build to genesis_openembedded_build.bats;
  shell matches to the runtime, hardware and extensions bats; console
  matches to the console bats or the console .t; artifacts kept

Red proof: every moved or new test was run against a mutated copy of
the code it covers and went red, for example: rpm -q not checked,
tar without --mtime, VEX report not exported, support dir after PATH,
digest check off, layer2 forced, wildcard device allowed, arguments
eval'd, tcp probe skipped, SOURCE_PORT 302, AF_INET only, stage timer
compared, launch error ignored, kas run twice, status written in place.
One mutation stayed green: tar without --owner=0 when the test runs as
root.

Signed-off-by: Daniel Hilst <392820+dhilst@users.noreply.github.com>
2026-09-24 22:00:28 -03:00

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#!/usr/bin/env bats
#
# oe/export copies an OpenEmbedded Genesis image out of a Yocto deploy directory, with its
# SBOM, its VEX report, a format manifest and SHA256SUMS. The deploy directory here is a
# scratch tree in the layout Yocto writes.
load 'helpers/shell_source'
setup()
{
EXPORT="$(require_repo_file 'xCAT-genesis-base/oe/export')"
machine=xcat-genesis-x86-64
image="xcat-genesis-image-$machine.rootfs"
deploy="$BATS_TEST_TMPDIR/deploy"
out_dir="$BATS_TEST_TMPDIR/export"
machine_dir="$deploy/images/$machine"
license_dir="$deploy/licenses/xcat_genesis_x86_64/$image"
mkdir -p "$machine_dir" "$license_dir"
printf kernel >"$machine_dir/bzImage"
printf initramfs >"$machine_dir/$image.cpio.gz"
printf packages >"$machine_dir/$image.manifest"
printf '{}' >"$machine_dir/$image.spdx.json"
printf '{}' >"$machine_dir/$image.vex.json"
printf licenses >"$license_dir/license.manifest"
}
@test "the image exports, with its SBOM and VEX report" {
run "$EXPORT" x86_64 "$deploy" "$out_dir"
[ "$status" -eq 0 ]
[ -f "$out_dir/image.spdx.json" ]
[ -f "$out_dir/image.vex.json" ]
}
@test "the export identifies its format and architecture" {
"$EXPORT" x86_64 "$deploy" "$out_dir"
[ "$(cat "$out_dir/xcat-genesis.manifest")" = "format=xcat-genesis
version=1
architecture=x86_64" ]
}
@test "the export manifest has a checksum, and all exported checksums verify" {
"$EXPORT" x86_64 "$deploy" "$out_dir"
grep -Eq '^[0-9a-f]{64} xcat-genesis\.manifest$' "$out_dir/SHA256SUMS"
(cd "$out_dir" && sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS >/dev/null)
}