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Create test suite to test DNF5.

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Lukáš Růžička 2023-04-18 10:56:59 +02:00 committed by Lukas Ruzicka
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package dnf;
use strict;
use base 'Exporter';
use Exporter;
use lockapi;
use testapi;
use utils;
our @EXPORT = qw(install check remove reinstall parse_list_output parse_history_info latest_item parse_info parse_package_name confirm_in_lines confirm_in_output);
# This subroutine install a $package using DNF5.
# It dies if the command returns a non-zero exit
# code or if it times out.
sub install {
my $package = shift;
assert_script_run("dnf5 install -y $package", timeout => 120);
}
# This subroutine checks if the $package is installed
# using the rpm command. It returns True if it is
# installed.
sub check {
my $package = shift;
if (script_run("rpm -q $package", timeout => 60)) {
return 0;
}
else {
return 1;
}
}
# This subroutine removes the package using DNF5.
sub remove {
my $package = shift;
assert_script_run("dnf5 remove -y $package", timeout => 120);
}
# This subroutine reinstalls the package using DNF5.
sub reinstall {
my $package = shift;
assert_script_run("dnf5 reinstall -y $package", timeout => 120);
}
# This subroutine will parse the DNF5 cli output
# and return a hash with activities.
# Parsing the output is quite fragile, because
# the info is only divided by whitespaces and some
# columns are empty, so we retain column information
# in this case. Therefore, we will only consider
# the following structure, that will do for simple
# transactions:
# number : dnf5 : command : value : date
sub parse_list_output {
my $dnf = shift;
# Let us split the whole ouput into single lines
my @lines = split("\n", $dnf);
# The final hash with output information.
my $parsed_output = {};
# Let's iterate over the single lines and split
# them into single columns and store in the
# parsed output.
my $values = [];
for my $line (@lines) {
# Split columns on a white space.
my @columns = split(" ", $line);
# Take the columns
$values->[0] = $columns[1];
$values->[1] = $columns[2];
# When date comes on the third place, it means
# that the command did not have any arguments.
# We need to remember this and we will store
# an empty string instead.
if ($columns[3] =~ /\d\d\d\d-\d\d-\d\d/) {
$values->[2] = "";
$values->[3] = $columns[3];
}
# All DNF commands have the "-y" argument
# which we also need to think about.
elsif ($columns[3] eq "-y") {
$values->[2] = $columns[4];
$values->[3] = $columns[5];
}
else {
$values->[2] = $columns[3];
$values->[3] = $columns[4];
}
# The output also contains a description line that
# we do not want to store. That line leaves the "ID"
# string in the first place, so it is easy to find.
unless ($columns[0] eq "ID") {
$parsed_output->{$columns[0]} = $values;
}
}
return $parsed_output;
}
# This subroutine parses the DNF5 history info output. We will
# only consider several fields in order not to make things overly
# complicated, i.e. ID, user, status, releasever, and description.
sub parse_history_info {
my $dnf = shift;
# First, split into single lines.
my @lines = split("\n", $dnf);
# The final hash with output info
my $parsed_output = {};
# These are columns we are interested in.
my $selected = ["Transaction ID", "User", "Status", "Releasever", "Description"];
# Let us iterate over the lines and only choose info we want
for my $line (@lines) {
my @columns = split(" : ", $line);
# Trim the whitespaces from the column name
my $name = $columns[0];
$name =~ s/^\s+|\s+$//g;
# Only remember lines where $name matches
if ($name ~~ @$selected) {
$parsed_output->{$name} = $columns[1];
}
}
return $parsed_output;
}
# This subroutine returns the id number of the latest history item,
# based on the parsed history output, see parse_list_output.
sub latest_item {
# It takes the parsed data already.
my $dnfdata = shift;
# Take the keys list of ID numbers.
my @ids = keys %$dnfdata;
# Sort the keys as keys might not be sorted.
@ids = sort { $b <=> $a } @ids;
# The latest item, with highest number will now be at index 0.
return $ids[0];
}
# This subroutine parses info from the 'info' output
# and returns a hash where the output comprises
# of keys and values.
sub parse_info {
my $output = shift;
my $info = {};
my @output = split("\n", $output);
foreach (@output) {
my ($key, $value) = split(" : ", $_);
$key =~ s/^\s+|\s+$//g;
$value =~ s/^\s+|\s+$//g;
$info->{$key} = $value;
}
return $info;
}
# This routine takes the package name
# and splits it into various parts that are
# returned as a hash where the values are
# easily accessible.
sub parse_package_name {
my $rpm = shift;
my @rpm = split("-", $rpm);
my ($name, $version, $suffix) = split("-", $rpm);
my ($release, $os, $arch);
($release, $os, $arch, $suffix) = split(/\./, $suffix);
my $package = {};
$package->{name} = $name;
$package->{version} = $version;
$package->{release} = "$release.$os";
$package->{arch} = $arch;
return $package;
}
# This subroutine checks all the lines of $output
# for the $keyword and records all lines where
# the $keyword is not found and then it dies.
sub confirm_in_lines {
my ($output, $keyword) = @_;
my @unmatched;
my @lines = split("\n", $output);
# Iterate over the lines and record any line with a discrepancy
# into the unmatched array.
foreach (@lines) {
unless ($_ =~ /Updating and loading/ or $_ =~ /Repositories loaded/) {
unless ($_ =~ /$keyword/) {
push(@unmatched, $_);
}
}
}
# If there are errors in unmatched, log them and die.
if (scalar(@unmatched) > 0) {
diag("DNF5 Repoquerry errors:");
foreach (@unmatched) {
diag($_);
}
die("dnf5 repoquery returned lines that did not match the chosen pattern.");
}
}
# This subroutine checks that the $keyword
# exists in the $output and dies if it does not.
sub confirm_in_output {
my ($output, $keywords) = @_;
my @lines = split("\n", $output);
foreach (@$keywords) {
unless (grep(/$_/, @lines)) {
die("The $_ was not found in the output.");
}
}
}

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"TEST_TARGET": "NONE" "TEST_TARGET": "NONE"
} }
}, },
"dnf5": {
"profiles": {
"fedora-Server-dvd-iso-aarch64-*-aarch64": 30,
"fedora-Server-dvd-iso-ppc64le-*-ppc64le": 30,
"fedora-Server-dvd-iso-x86_64-*-64bit": 30
},
"settings": {
"BOOTFROM": "c",
"HDD_1": "disk_%FLAVOR%_%MACHINE%.qcow2",
"LOGIN_SNAPSHOT": "1",
"POSTINSTALL_PATH": "tests/dnf5",
"ROOT_PASSWORD": "weakpassword",
"START_AFTER_TEST": "%DEPLOY_UPLOAD_TEST%",
"USER_LOGIN": "false"
}
},
"podman": { "podman": {
"profiles": { "profiles": {
"fedora-CoreOS-colive-iso-x86_64-*-64bit": 20, "fedora-CoreOS-colive-iso-x86_64-*-64bit": 20,

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use base "installedtest";
use strict;
use testapi;
use utils;
# The setup script for the DNF5 test suite.
#
# This script will test if DNF5 is installed on the system.
# Currently, this is not the case, but later in the process,
# so we will softfail if it is not and we will install it.
# Later, when DNF5 is part of Fedora, we will fail instead.
sub run {
my $self = shift;
# Switch to console
$self->root_console(tty => 3);
# Check that the package is installed. If it is not,
# the following command will fail.
if (script_run("rpm -q dnf5", timeout => 20)) {
# FIXME: When DNF5 is part of Fedora, change this to die instead.
record_soft_failure("The dnf5 package is not installed. I am installing it now.");
# Install the package, so we can move forward.
assert_script_run("dnf install -y dnf5 dnf5-plugins", timeout => 180);
}
else {
# This is here as notice. When we are seeing this, DNF5 has become
# the part of Fedora.
record_info("DNF5 is already installed on the system.");
}
# Currently, DNF5 is being invoked by calling "dnf5". We assume,
# that later it will be changed into "dnf" when DNF4 will be gone.
my $dnfversion = script_output("dnf --version");
if ("dnf5" =~ $dnfversion) {
record_info("DNF version", "The 'dnf' command uses version 5.");
}
else {
record_info("DNF version", "The 'dnf' command uses version 4.");
}
}
sub test_flags {
return {fatal => 1, milestone => 1};
}
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use base "installedtest";
use strict;
use testapi;
use utils;
use dnf;
# This script follows the basic_sanity test as described
# https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:Testcase_DNF_basic_sanity
# We select some packages and we'll do the installation tests.
sub run {
my $self = shift;
my @packages = ("fortune-mod", "mc", "cowsay", "python3-ipython");
# Install packages.
for my $package (@packages) {
install($package);
# Check if installed
die("$package not installed") unless (check($package));
}
# Remove packages.
for my $package (@packages) {
remove($package);
# Check if removed
die("$package not removed") if (check($package));
}
# Reinstall package.
#
# We will install elinks again and check that
# its executable is present on the system.
# Then we will delete the executable and check
# that it is not on the system any more.
# Then we will reinstall the package and check
# that everything is ok again.
install("elinks");
# Check that it is there
assert_script_run("which elinks");
# Remove the elinks executable
assert_script_run("rm -f /usr/bin/elinks");
# Check again for non-existence
assert_script_run("! which elinks");
# Reinstall
reinstall("elinks");
# Check once more for existence
assert_script_run("which elinks");
# Download package
# Create a download directory and cd into it.
assert_script_run("mkdir /download && cd /download");
assert_script_run("rm -f *");
# Download the package
assert_script_run("dnf5 download -y mc");
# Check that the rpm file has been downloaded
assert_script_run("ls mc*.rpm");
# Remove everything
assert_script_run("rm -f *");
# Download package and its dependencies
# Download the package
if (script_run("dnf5 download -y --resolve mc")) {
# FIXME: Currently, this command will result in an error, because the --resolve command
# does not work as expected. Bug has been reported.
record_soft_failure("Bug already reported: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2187981");
}
else {
# Check that the rpm files have been downloaded
assert_script_run("ls mc*.rpm");
assert_script_run("ls slang*.rpm");
}
# Remove the downloaded packages.
assert_script_run("rm -f *");
# Download package and all dependencies. There should
# be more than 200 files downloaded.
# Download the packages
if (script_run("dnf5 download -y --resolve --alldeps mc")) {
# See above.
record_soft_failure("Bug already reported: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2187981");
}
else {
# Check that the rpm files have been downloaded, but we will
# not be doing an exact comparison of all the dependencies,
# because they might vary through time. Instead, we will only
# check that a reasonably big number of rpms have been downloaded.
my $package_count = script_output("ls | wc -l");
if ($package_count < 200) {
die("The count of all dependencies is less than expected.");
}
}
# Remove everything
assert_script_run("rm -f *");
}
sub test_flags {
return {always_rollback => 1};
}
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use base "installedtest";
use strict;
use testapi;
use utils;
use dnf;
# This script will make sure that DNF5 is able to
# clean cache and recreate it according to
# https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:Testcase_DNF_makecache_and_clean.
sub run {
my $self = shift;
# The cache should be clean at this moment, so we will
# check that there are no records in libdnf5 directory.
#
# We will create the cache and check that the data is
# there.
assert_script_run("dnf5 -y makecache");
# We will see how many lines there are in the
# directory listings when metadata is present.
my $metadata = script_output("ls /var/cache/libdnf5/* | wc -l");
#
# We will clean the metadata.
assert_script_run("dnf5 -y clean metadata");
# And we will check again. Now, the metadata
# count should be much less, because the
# directories should be empty.
my $postdelete = script_output("ls /var/cache/libdnf5/* | wc -l");
if ($postdelete >= $metadata) {
die("The created metadata had $metadata lines and after deletion they have $postdelete.");
}
# We will clean everything again.
assert_script_run("dnf5 -y clean all");
assert_script_run("! ls /var/cache/libdnf5/*");
}
sub test_flags {
return {always_rollback => 1};
}
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use base "installedtest";
use strict;
use testapi;
use utils;
use dnf;
# This script will make sure that DNF5 is able to
# distro sync the system according to
# https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:Testcase_DNF_distro-sync.
sub run {
my $self = shift;
my $version = get_var("VERSION");
$version = get_var("RAWREL") if ($version eq "Rawhide");
# Calculate the version numbers around the current release.
my $higher = $version + 1;
my $lower = $version - 1;
# Install the packages that we will work with.
assert_script_run("dnf5 install -y mc elinks");
# Downgrade one of the packages.
assert_script_run("dnf5 downgrade -y mc --releasever=$lower");
# Upgrade the other package using the rawhide repositories.
if ($version ne "Rawhide") {
assert_script_run("dnf5 install -y fedora-repos-rawhide");
}
assert_script_run("dnf5 upgrade -y elinks --enablerepo=rawhide");
# Check the versions.
my $mcver = script_output("rpm -qa mc");
my $elinksver = script_output("rpm -qa elinks");
my $lmark = "fc$lower";
my $hmark = "fc$higher";
unless (index($mcver, $lmark) != -1) {
die("The mc package could not be downgraded to $lower version.");
}
unless (index($elinksver, $hmark) != -1) {
die("The elinks package could not be upgraded to $higher version.");
}
# Distro-sync the versions
assert_script_run("dnf5 distro-sync -y", timeout => 240);
# Check the versions.
$mcver = script_output("rpm -qa mc");
$elinksver = script_output("rpm -qa elinks");
my $mark = "fc$version";
unless (index($mcver, $mark) != -1) {
die("The mc package was not synced to the current version.");
}
unless (index($elinksver, $mark) != -1) {
die("The elinks package was not synced to the current version.");
}
}
sub test_flags {
return {always_rollback => 1};
}
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use base "installedtest";
use strict;
use testapi;
use utils;
use dnf;
# This script will make sure that DNF5 is able to
# record the history of transactions and that it
# can perform various activities based on that.
# https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:Testcase_DNF_history
sub run {
my $self = shift;
# Install one package
assert_script_run("dnf5 install -y mc");
# Check that the transaction appears in DNF history.
my $output = script_output("dnf5 history list");
my $history = parse_list_output($output);
my $last = latest_item($history);
# Read the last transaction
my $transaction = $history->{$last};
# Read transaction information
my $command = $transaction->[1];
my $package = $transaction->[2];
# Check for errors.
my $errors = [];
if ($command ne "install") {
push(@$errors, "command should be install but is $command.");
}
if ($package ne "mc") {
push(@$errors, "package should be mc but is $package.");
}
# Check if errors were recorded.
my $ecount = scalar @$errors;
if ($ecount > 0) {
diag("DNF5 history list errors:");
foreach (@$errors) {
diag($_);
}
die("The last transaction in the history differs from what we expected.");
}
# Check that info can be listed about the last transaction.
$errors = [];
$output = script_output("dnf5 history info $last");
my $info = parse_history_info($output);
if ($info->{User} != 0) {
push(@$errors, "user");
}
if ($info->{Status} ne "Ok") {
push(@$errors, "status");
}
if ($info->{Description} ne "dnf5 install -y mc") {
push(@$errors, "description");
}
if ($info->{"Transaction ID"} ne $last) {
push(@$errors, "id");
}
$ecount = scalar @$errors;
if ($ecount > 0) {
diag("DNF5 history info errors:");
foreach (@$errors) {
diag($_);
}
die("The last transaction info differs from what we expected");
}
# Check that the transaction can be undone and redone.
$errors = [];
# FIXME WARNING:
# The subcommands redo, undo, rollback, etc. are not implemented
# yet, so we cannot use them. However, we will try to use them
# anyway and let the test softfail if they cannot be used.
# Once it stops softfailing, we'll know that they have been
# implemented and we'll start checking more strictly.
#
# See, if subcommands work.
my @subcommands = qw(undo redo rollback);
foreach (@subcommands) {
my $result = script_run("dnf5 history $_ -y $last");
# Error code 2 means that the command is not supported
# yet and that usage info was returned instead.
if ($result == 2) {
diag("DNF5 history: $_ is probably not implemented yet.");
push(@$errors, $_);
}
}
# See, if we have errors and softfail if we do.
$ecount = scalar @$errors;
if ($ecount > 0) {
record_soft_failure("The DNF5 subcommands could not be run properly. Check the logs for more info.");
}
}
sub test_flags {
return {always_rollback => 1};
}
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use base "installedtest";
use strict;
use testapi;
use utils;
use dnf;
# This script tests if information can be display about a package.
# https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:Testcase_DNF_info
# For this test we will parse a package NEVRA
# and then find out whether the package info matches
# the package.
sub run {
my $self = shift;
# Install the 'mc' package
assert_script_run("dnf5 install -y mc");
# Check that info can be listed about the last transaction.
my $errors = []; # This will be used to collect possible errors.
# Get the info output.
my $output = script_output("dnf5 info mc");
# Get the package name from the system.
my $pname = script_output("rpm -q mc");
my $info = parse_info($output);
my $package = parse_package_name($pname);
if ($info->{Name} ne $package->{name}) {
push(@$errors, "Package name differs.");
}
if ($info->{Version} ne $package->{version}) {
push(@$errors, "Package version differs.");
}
if ($info->{Release} ne $package->{release}) {
push(@$errors, "Package release differs.");
}
if ($info->{"Architecture"} ne $package->{arch}) {
push(@$errors, "Package architecture differs.");
}
# Now, go over the recorded errors and die if you
# find any.
my $ecount = scalar @$errors;
if ($ecount > 0) {
diag("DNF5 history info errors:");
foreach (@$errors) {
diag($_);
}
die("The info differs from what we expected");
}
}
sub test_flags {
return {always_rollback => 1};
}
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use base "installedtest";
use strict;
use testapi;
use utils;
use dnf;
# This script will make sure that DNF5 is able to
# list the packages via dnf list.
# http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:Testcase_DNF_list
sub run {
my $self = shift;
# First, we will look for available packages. This search should result
# in a list of all available packages which is almost 70000 in standard
# Fedora repositories.
# We will list all those packages and count them via wc, then we will
# decide what to do with them.
my $count = script_output("dnf5 list --available | wc -l", timeout => 120);
# Now, if there are more than 60000 packages, we assume that it is correct.
if ($count > 60000) {
record_info("Packages counted", "It seems that the number of available packages is realistic ($count)");
}
elsif ($count > 20000) {
record_info("Warning", "The number of available packages seems a little to low. Check that repositories are correctly enabled.");
}
elsif ($count > 1000) {
record_soft_failure("The number of available packages is critically low, check the repositories.");
}
else {
die("The number of available packages does not meet any expectations, either there are no repositories or the tested command does not work correctly.");
}
# Also list available packages and look for a certain keyword to see that real packages are listed
assert_script_run("dnf5 list --available | grep firefox");
assert_script_run("dnf5 list --available | grep vim");
assert_script_run("dnf5 list --available | grep bash");
assert_script_run("dnf5 list --available | grep python3");
assert_script_run("dnf5 list --available | grep gimp");
# Second, we will list installed packages. The Fedora custom installation has slightly above 400
# packages, if the count matches, we can assume the command worked correctly.
$count = script_output("dnf5 list --installed | wc -l", timeout => 60);
if ($count > 400) {
record_info("Packages counted", "It seems that the number of listed packages is realistic ($count).");
}
else {
die("The number of installed packages is too low, the tested system might be corrupted.");
}
# Third, we will try to list a single package. If grep finds the name, we can assume that the
# package was listed.
assert_script_run("dnf5 list inkscape | grep inkscape");
# The --showduplicates switch shows all available packages. The output is divided into Installed
# and Available packages. With the kernel package, we know that it is installed for sure.
# There will be one installed package and one or more available packages. If more, we know
# the command works as expected.
my $output = script_output("dnf5 list kernel --showduplicates");
my @olist = split("\n", $output);
my ($installed, $available) = (0, 0);
my $a = 0;
# Let's go over the output
foreach (@olist) {
# Switch to installed if the label found.
if ($_ =~ /Installed/) {
$a = 0;
}
# Switch to available if the label found.
elsif ($_ =~ /Available/) {
$a = 1;
}
# When package line found, count it based on
# which mode we are in.
else {
if ($_ =~ /kernel/) {
$installed += 1 if ($a == 0);
$available += 1 if ($a == 1);
}
}
}
# Now, die under certain conditions
if ($installed != 1) {
die("Either no kernel or more kernels are installed which indicates an error in the command.");
}
if ($available == 1) {
record_soft_failure("There is only one available kernel package which is not an error, but we could not test if --showduplicates really work either.");
}
elsif ($available > 1) {
record_info("Argument OK", "The --showduplicates argument works normally.");
}
else {
die("There are problems with the --showduplicates argument.");
}
# Now, we test that we can list packages with --recent, we will grep for the word updates
# because that is the repository where new packages are expected.
assert_script_run("dnf5 list --recent | grep updates");
# And test that we can list new updates with --updates, however we will not know if
# there will be updates, so just running the command successfully will do.
assert_script_run("dnf5 list --updates | grep 'Repositories loaded'");
}
sub test_flags {
return {always_rollback => 1};
}
my $output = `dnf5 search python3-koza`;
print($output);
if ($output =~ /No matches found/) {
print("Package not found.\n");
}
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use base "installedtest";
use strict;
use testapi;
use utils;
use dnf;
# This script will make sure that DNF5 is able to
# perform repolist and repoquery --info transactions.
# https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:Testcase_DNF_repoquery
# We will not rely on exact repositories in this test,
# but rather if there is some output and how big the
# output is. The repositories might change with various
# releases and this would break the tests.
sub run {
my $self = shift;
# Let's take the total number of available repositories.
my $total = script_output("dnf5 repolist --all | wc -l");
# The output has one description line in the beginning that
# we should not calculate into the total count of repositories,
# therefore:
$total -= 1;
# Now let's the number of enabled repositories
my $enabled = script_output("dnf5 repolist | wc -l");
$enabled -= 1; # See above
# And finally the number of disabled repositories
my $disabled = script_output("dnf5 repolist --disabled | wc -l");
$disabled -= 1; # See above
# It seems logical that enable plus disabled should make all.
my $added = $enabled + $disabled;
diag("There are $enabled enabled repos and $disabled repos and $total all repos.");
if ($added != $total) {
die("The addition of enabled and disabled repositories does not match the count of all repos.");
}
# Let's also check that at least 'fedora' and 'updates'
# are part of enabled repositories.
my $output = script_output("dnf5 repolist");
my @repos = qw(fedora updates);
confirm_in_output($output, \@repos);
}
sub test_flags {
return {always_rollback => 1};
}
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use base "installedtest";
use strict;
use testapi;
use utils;
use dnf;
# This script will make sure that DNF5 is able to
# perform several repoquery searches.
# https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:Testcase_DNF_repoquery
# As of now, the test is based on the examples of
# the repoquery command stated in the DNF documentation
# at https://dnf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/command_ref.html#repoquery-command
# With DNF5 many options are still not implemented. We can add more
# querries and commands as needed later.
sub run {
my $self = shift;
# Let's take the total number of available packages in the repos.
my $total = script_output("dnf5 repoquery | wc -l", timeout => 60);
# The number of packages in default repositories is above 70000,
# so if the $total lies there, we could assume that the command
# returned something reasonable and thus works correctly:
if ($total < 10000) {
die("The number of packages is unrealistically low.");
}
elsif ($total < 70000) {
record_soft_failure("The number of packages is lower than we expected (70000).");
}
# Let's check the repoquery can be limited with a search pattern.
my $output = script_output("dnf5 repoquery 'light*'", timeout => 60);
confirm_in_lines($output, "light");
$output = script_output("dnf5 repoquery '*.noarch'", timeout => 60);
confirm_in_lines($output, "noarch");
# Let's check the repoquery can show what a meta package provides.
$output = script_output("dnf repoquery --whatprovides webserver", timeout => 60);
my @keywords = qw(caddy httpd lighttpd nginx);
# Check that correct packages are returned.
confirm_in_output($output, \@keywords);
# Let's check the repoquery can show what a package requires.
$output = script_output("dnf repoquery --requires lighttpd", timeout => 60);
@keywords = qw(libcrypt libnettle libuuid lighttpd-filesystems systemd);
# Check that correct packages are returned.
confirm_in_output($output, \@keywords);
}
sub test_flags {
return {always_rollback => 1};
}
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use base "installedtest";
use strict;
use testapi;
use utils;
use dnf;
# This script will make sure that DNF5 is able to
# search repositories and get package info.
# https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:Testcase_DNF_search
sub run {
my $self = shift;
# We will search for the existing package, python3-tkinter
# might be a safe option as python is always ready on Fedora.
#
assert_script_run("dnf5 search python3-tkinter | grep tkinter", timeout => 60);
# The third check checks that "No matches found" string is shown
# when we attempt to look for a non-existing package.
assert_script_run("dnf5 search jezibaba | grep 'No matches found'", timeout => 60);
}
sub test_flags {
return {always_rollback => 1};
}
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use base "installedtest";
use strict;
use testapi;
use utils;
use dnf;
# This script will make sure that DNF5 is able to
# swap (remove and install) two packages that are
# conflicting with each other, so we can install
# and remove them in one single command.
sub run {
my $self = shift;
# Install one package
assert_script_run("dnf5 install -y i3", timeout => 180);
# Check that the package is installed
assert_script_run("rpm -q i3");
# The I3 package requires the `i3-config` or `i3-config-fedora`
# to be installed. By default the first one should be installed.
# Let's check
assert_script_run("rpm -q i3-config");
# Try to install the `i3-config-fedora` package ->
# this time the operation should fail because the
# packages conflict with each other.
assert_script_run("! dnf5 install -y i3-config-fedora");
# Swap packages. The operation should run successfully.
assert_script_run("dnf5 swap -y i3-config i3-config-fedora", timeout => 180);
# Check that the first package was removed and the second installed.
assert_script_run("! rpm -q i3-config");
assert_script_run("rpm -q i3-config-fedora");
}
sub test_flags {
return {always_rollback => 1};
}
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use base "installedtest";
use strict;
use testapi;
use utils;
use packagetest;
use dnf;
# This script will make sure that DNF5 is able to
# upgrade the system when it has some older packages.
# https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/QA:Testcase_DNF_basic_update_packages
#
# This is an adaptation from base_update_cli.
sub run {
my $self = shift;
# Install and verify an outdated package.
prepare_test_packages;
verify_installed_packages;
# Upgrade system
assert_script_run("dnf5 upgrade -y pandoc-common", timeout => 120);
# Check the versions.
verify_updated_packages;
}
sub test_flags {
return {always_rollback => 1};
}
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