run tests using standard-test-basic role
attempt to run the test also as rootless
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#!/bin/bash
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#!/bin/bash -e
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#
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# Simple podman tests
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#
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rm -f /tmp/test.log /tmp/test.debug.log
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# Log program versions
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rpm -q podman podman-tests >/tmp/test.debug.log
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rpm -q podman podman-tests
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bats /usr/share/podman/test/system &> /tmp/test.log
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echo "bats completed with status $?" >>/tmp/test.debug.log
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bats /usr/share/podman/test/system
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---
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- hosts: localhost
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vars:
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- artifacts: ./artifacts
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# FIXME! It would be cleaner to include 'podman' in this list; but the
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# dnf module is broken in ansible <= 2.8, it doesn't report failures
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# to install as long as _one_ package installs! So if podman installs
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# but podman-tests doesn't, the `dnf` stanza succeeds, then the test
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# one fails with a less-than-helpful error.
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#
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# See https://github.com/ansible/ansible/pull/49760
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- required_packages:
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- podman-tests
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tags:
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- classic
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- container
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tasks:
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- name: install packages
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dnf: name="{{ required_packages }}" state=installed
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enablerepo=updates-testing
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- block:
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# FIXME: how to make two passes, one as root and one rootless?
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- name: Run test
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script: ./test_podman.sh
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always:
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- name: Pull out logs
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fetch:
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src: "/tmp/{{ item }}"
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dest: "{{ artifacts }}/{{ item }}"
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flat: yes
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with_items:
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- test.log
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- test.debug.log
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roles:
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- role: standard-test-basic
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tags:
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- classic
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- container
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required_packages:
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- bats
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- podman
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- podman-tests
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tests:
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- root-test:
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dir: ./
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run: ./test_podman.sh
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- rootless-test:
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# running the test with su doesn't create the directory for fedora user on /run/user/
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# so create it manually
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dir: ./
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run: mkdir /run/user/$(id -u fedora); su -c ${PWD}/test_podman.sh - fedora
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