Toolbx's system tests download several images when setting up the test
suite, and cache them for later use by the tests [1]. This saves time
and avoids hitting rate limits imposed by OCI registries by not
downloading the same images repeatedly for several tests, but at the
cost of increased use of storage space to cache the images.
The images are cached under BATS_TMPDIR. It defaults to the TMPDIR
environment variable, and if that's not set then to /tmp [2]. Normally,
TMPDIR isn't set, and the images end up getting cached under /tmp. Now,
/tmp is typically on tmpfs backed by RAM or swap, which means that it
should be used for smaller size-bounded files only, and /var/tmp should
be used for everything else [3].
The images are big enough that a collection of them can't be described
as smaller and size-bounded, and it led to:
1..306
# test suite: Set up
# test suite: Tear down
not ok 1 setup_suite
# (from function `setup_suite' in test file ./setup_suite.bash, line
55)
# `_pull_and_cache_distro_image fedora "$((system_version-1))" ||
false' failed
# Failed to cache image registry.fedoraproject.org/fedora-toolbox:40
to /tmp/bats-run-IPz4Cn/image-cache/fedora-toolbox-40
# time="2024-02-19T11:41:43Z" level=fatal msg="copying system image
from manifest list: writing blob: write
/tmp/bats-run-IPz4Cn/image-cache/fedora-toolbox-40/dir-put-blob607392514:
no space left on device"
# bats warning: Executed 1 instead of expected 306 tests
So, change the default location of the BATS_TMPDIR environment variable
to /var/tmp by setting TMPDIR.
[1] Toolbx commit 50683c9d9a78adc9
https://github.com/containers/toolbox/commit/50683c9d9a78adc9https://github.com/containers/toolbox/pull/375
[2] https://bats-core.readthedocs.io/en/stable/writing-tests.html
[3] https://systemd.io/TEMPORARY_DIRECTORIES/
Resolves: RHEL-61578
The test suite should use the latest build of the image for any given
RHEL minor release. Otherwise, it won't detect any breakage caused by
changes to the image.
Resolves: #2000807
The RPM installs /etc/containers/toolbox.conf with its permissions set
to 0644, and there's no reason for the test suite to deviate from that.
Resolves: #2000807
