#!/bin/sh
set -eux

cd "$SOURCE"

. /etc/os-release
test_optional=
test_basic=

if ls ../cockpit-appstream* 1> /dev/null 2>&1; then
    test_optional=1
else
    test_basic=1
fi

if [ "$ID" = "fedora" ]; then
    test_basic=1
    test_optional=1
fi

# tests need cockpit's bots/ libraries
git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/cockpit-project/bots

# only install a subset to save time/space
rm package.json package-lock.json  # otherwise the command below installs *everything*, argh
npm install axe-core chrome-remote-interface sizzle

export TEST_OS="${ID}-${VERSION_ID/./-}"
# HACK: upstream does not yet know about rawhide
if [ "$TEST_OS" = "fedora-34" ]; then
    export TEST_OS=fedora-33
fi

# HACK: CI hits this selinux denial. Unrelated to our tests.
export TEST_ALLOW_JOURNAL_MESSAGES=".*Permission denied:.*/var/cache/app-info/xmls.*"

# select tests
TESTS=""
EXCLUDES=""
RC=0
if [ -n "$test_optional" ]; then
    # pre-download cirros image for Machines tests
    bots/image-download cirros

    # takes too long, somehow breaks Ansible
    EXCLUDES="$EXCLUDES TestMachines.testCreate"
    # triggers SELinux violation
    EXCLUDES="$EXCLUDES TestMachines.testAddDisk"
    # not investigated yet
    EXCLUDES="$EXCLUDES
        TestMachines.testCreateThenInstall
        TestMachines.testCreateFileSource
        TestMachines.testCreateUrlSource
        TestMachines.testVmNICs"

    # TestUpdates: we can't run rebooting tests
    TESTS="$TESTS
         TestAutoUpdates
         TestMachines
         TestStorage
         TestUpdates.testBasic
         TestUpdates.testSecurityOnly"
fi

if [ -n "$test_basic" ]; then
    # still too unstable
    EXCLUDES="$EXCLUDES TestFirewall.testNetworkingPage"

    # TODO: fix for CI environment
    EXCLUDES="$EXCLUDES TestLogin.testTally"
    EXCLUDES="$EXCLUDES TestAccounts.testBasic"

    # PCI devices list is not predictable
    EXCLUDES="$EXCLUDES TestSystemInfo.testHardwareInfo"

    # Known issue #1008
    EXCLUDES="$EXCLUDES TestTuned.testBasic"

    # PAM bug in RHEL 8: it shouldn't pwquality the old password when having to set a new one, that's completely counter-productive and wrong
    if [ "${TEST_OS#rhel}" != "$TEST_OS" ] || [ "$TEST_OS" = "fedora-31" ]; then
        EXCLUDES="$EXCLUDES TestLogin.testExpired"
    fi

    TESTS="$TESTS
        TestAccounts
        TestBonding
        TestBridge
        TestFirewall
        TestKdump
        TestLogin
        TestNetworking
        TestServices
        TestSOS
        TestSystemInfo
        TestTeam
        TestTerminal
        TestTuned
        "
fi

exclude_options=""
for t in $EXCLUDES; do
    exclude_options="$exclude_options --exclude $t"
done

# execute run-tests
test/common/run-tests --test-dir test/verify --trace --verbose --nondestructive $exclude_options \
    --machine localhost:22 --browser localhost:9090 $TESTS || RC=$?

# check-menu is not @nondestructive yet, keep it last
if [ -n "$test_basic" ]; then
    test/verify/check-menu -tv --machine localhost:22 --browser localhost:9090 || RC=$?
fi

echo $RC > "$LOGS/exitcode"
cp --verbose Test* "$LOGS" || true
# deliver test result via exitcode file
exit 0