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The Modularity tests rely on an external script to test the modular behaviour of DNF. There is a potentional risk that the connection is be down and the script cannot be downloaded. This enhancement uses a regular OpenQA perl test case script to only invoke DNF commands and parse their output to test the same behaviour that we have been testing already. This enhancement picks a random module for each of the operations, and thus tries to mimick reality a little bit more.
91 lines
3.4 KiB
Perl
91 lines
3.4 KiB
Perl
use base "installedtest";
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use strict;
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use modularity;
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use testapi;
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use utils;
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sub run {
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my $self=shift;
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my $hook_run = 0;
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# switch to tty and login as root
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$self->root_console(tty=>3);
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# List all available modules on the system and have this list ready for further
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# purposes.
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#
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my $modlist = script_output('dnf module list --disablerepo=updates-modular --disablerepo=updates-testing-modular', timeout => 270);
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my @modules = parse_module_list($modlist);
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# Pick up a random module from the list to test that it can be enabled.
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my $random_module = $modules [rand @modules];
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# Enable the module.
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my $name = $random_module->{module};
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my $stream = $random_module->{stream};
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assert_script_run("dnf module enable -y $name:$stream");
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# Check that it is listed in the enabled list.
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my $enabled = script_output('dnf module list --enabled');
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my @enabled_modules = parse_module_list($enabled);
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my $found = is_listed($name, $stream, \@enabled_modules);
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unless ($found) {
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die "The enabled module is not listed in the list of enabled modules but it should be.";
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}
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# Check that it is not listed in the disabled list.
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my $disabled = script_output('dnf module list --disabled');
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my @disabled_modules = parse_module_list($disabled);
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$found = is_listed($name, $stream, \@disabled_modules);
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if ($found) {
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die "The enabled module is listed in the list of disabled modules but it should not be.";
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}
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# Pick up a random module from the list to test that it can be disabled.
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my $random_module = $modules [rand @modules];
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# Disable the module.
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my $name_alt = $random_module->{module};
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my $stream_alt = $random_module->{stream};
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assert_script_run("dnf module disable -y $name_alt:$stream_alt");
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# Check that it is listed in the disabled list.
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$disabled = script_output('dnf module list --disabled');
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@disabled_modules = parse_module_list($disabled);
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$found = is_listed($name_alt, $stream_alt, \@disabled_modules);
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unless ($found) {
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die "The disabled module is not listed in the list of disabled modules but it should be.";
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}
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# Check that it is not listed in the enabled list.
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$enabled = script_output('dnf module list --enabled');
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@enabled_modules = parse_module_list($enabled);
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$found = is_listed($name_alt, $stream_alt, \@enabled_modules);
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if ($found) {
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die "The disabled module is listed in the list of enabled modules but it should not be.";
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}
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# Reset the first module to its original state and do the list checks.
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assert_script_run("dnf module reset -y $name");
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# Check that the module has disappeared from both the lists.
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$disabled = script_output('dnf module list --disabled');
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@disabled_modules = parse_module_list($disabled);
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$found = is_listed($name, $stream, \@disabled_modules);
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if ($found) {
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die "The disabled module is listed in the list of disabled modules but it should not be.";
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}
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$enabled = script_output('dnf module list --enabled');
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@enabled_modules = parse_module_list($enabled);
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$found = is_listed($name, $stream, \@enabled_modules);
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if ($found) {
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die "The disabled module is listed in the list of enabled modules but it should not be.";
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}
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# Reset the second module but do not perform any list checks.
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assert_script_run("dnf module reset -y $name_alt");
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}
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1;
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# vim: set sw=4 et:
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