community.general/tests/integration/targets/pkgng/vars/main.yml

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pkgng_test_outofdate_pkg_path: "/tmp/ansible_pkgng_test_package.pkg"
pkgng_test_pkg_name: zsh
pkgng_test_pkg_category: shells
pkgng_test_pkg_sentinelfile_path: /usr/local/bin/zsh
pkgng: add basic integration tests (#3526) * pkgng: package reinstallations count as changed `upgrade_packages()` only looked for the string "Number of packages to be upgraded", but the `pkg upgrade` command also reports "Number of packages to be reinstalled". Reinstallation occurs when package metadata other than version changes (e.g. build options, single architecture to `` architecture). In any other respect, though, a required reinstallation is the same as an upgrade. pkgng: check_mode should count queued actions Writing tests caught a bug in PR #3393, which enabled installing more than one package per `pkg` execution. In converting the module's install/upgrade code to a queue structure, check_mode got broken because the count of actions performed was only updated in the `if not check_mode` block that invokes `pkg`. This two-line change counts the number of actions in the queue when check mode is enabled. * pkgng: add basic integration tests Test installing a package Test installing a package into a jail * pkgng: test with zsh not bash package Had been using bash package, because it's not likely to disappear from the package repository any time soon. Turns out that bash is already installed on the Ansible community.general FreeBSD CI VM image, which makes the test fail. Zsh probably isn't going away any time soon, either, and likely won't be installed on the CI image. * pkgng: remove redundant test for docker container These tests should be skip/docker, but the test playbook also redundantly checked whether it was running in a docker container. Checking whether `ansible_facts.distribution` is `FreeBSD` is really sufficient to be sure whether the test is running in an environment that supports the `pkgng` module. * pkgng: add state=absent test Also renumber `jail=...` test to make diffs less noisy when adding more non-jailed tests. * pkgng: add state=latest idemptency test Add test between state=present and state=absent that ensures state=latest runs successfully on an already up-to-date package with changed=false. * pkgng: add state=latest test Including small filesize out-of-date package from FreeBSD 11 package repository, because FreeBSD 11 is currently EOL. This test might fail at some point in the future if the pkg utility in a FreeBSD version > 14 makes breaking changes that prevents it from installing older package formats. If that occurs, the fix is to replace `files/freebsd-release-manifests-20210413__FreeBSD_11.pkg` with the version of freebsd-release-manifests from the oldest non-breaking release of FreeBSD, and update the references to it in tasks/main.yml accordingly. * pkgng: use hand-generated test package Instead of relying on a broken-ish installation of an older package from FreeBSD 11, hand-generate a package named `zsh` with no contents and a version number of `0`. It can be installed on any architecture and any revision of FreeBSD sucessfully, and it will always be eligible for upgrade. * pkgng: CI seems to dislike plus-signs in filenames * pkgng: refactor renaming test package manifests refactored to make intent of adding '+' sign clearer * pkgng: refactor upgraded pattern matching Implement russoz's suggestion to put all variants in the pattern. * pkgng: add cached=yes test Changed idempotency test, because this covers both. * pkgng: test pkg works on any FreeBSD version Removing `ansible_distribution_version`, because the test out-of-date zsh package should install on any FreeBSD version. * pkgng: move FreeBSD tasks to imported file Refactoring tests for more reuse and easier readability. * pkgng: refactor tests for task reuse Several tests need to install an out-of-date package to test whether upgrades occur successfully, so this commit refactors out the generation of the test package. Also, factor out things like the name and path of the test package so that is more maintainable should the target test package (currently `zsh`) ever need to change. * pkgng: test install multiple packages Multiple packages should install with a single invocation of the `pkg` utility. * pkgng: handle space- and comma-separated lists The module expects a list of strings in the `name` parameter, but long-standing documentation showed space- and comma-delimited lists as a valid way of telling the module to act on multiple packages. Passing these lists through to the `pkg` command can have unexpected side-effects of upgrading packages when `state=present` rather than `state=latest` and could result in the module reporting the wrong number of packages for each action performed. * pkgng: test state=latest for mixed install/upgrade Test that a list of packages given, one not installed and one installed but out-of-date are handled correctly. * pkgng: use YAML lists for multiple packages I had been following the documentation examples, and specifiying multiple packages on one line. The right way to do it is with YAML list syntax. * pkgng: add test for autoremove=yes Install package with known dependencies, then remove it and ask autoremove to run. * pkgng: test autoremove=yes only on FreeBSD > 12 The CI test runner on FreeBSD 12.0 times out when downloading large packages. * pkgng: test jail creation logging less verbose `ezjail-admin` had been spewing every filename copied into the jail onto stderr, making the `ansible-test -v` logs hard to scroll through. Changed it so that ezjail output only shows up in the ansible task logs if `ansible_verbosity > 1` (`-vv...`). Full `ezjail-admin` output is always logged to `/tmp/ezjail.log`. * pkgng: pass tests when package dependencies change Tests that install packages with dependencies were failing when those dependencies were not already installed, because the count of installed packages was greater than the count of requested to be installed packages. This change checks for a count of installed packages that is greater than or equal to the count of requested to be installed packages. Example: - Test installs packages `zsh` and `fish` - `fish` has a dependency on `pcre2` - `pkg` reports `Number of packages to be installed: 3` * pkgng: test annotation for single package Add/modify/remove annotation for a single package * pkgng: fix annotation operations Annotation has been broken at least since the migration to collections. There are some breaking typos and function argument omissions in the code with nothing in `git blame` but "Initial commit". New integration tests uncovered this breakage. Works now. * pkgng: test multiple annotations Test multiple annotations specified both in new (YAML list) syntax and old (comma-delimited) syntax. Rename some annotation test tags from the single-annotation tests to make sure that single and multiple annotation tests don't collide. * pkgng: test invalid annotate strings Ensure that some likely to occur, invalid strings given to the annotate module parameter 1. fail, 2. do not cause an exception, and 3. do not create any actual annotations on packages. * pkgng: fix check_mode for annotate Actions specified in the `annotate` parameter would always be performed, even if `check_mode=yes`. This commit fixes `check_mode` for the annotation functions and adds integration tests to ensure that check mode is honored in the future. * pkgng: call module.run_command with list Instead of calling `run_command` with a formatted string, call it with a list to maintain safer argument separation. Also, introduce a wrapper for `run_command`, `run_pkgng`, which manages the process environment and some common command line switches, based upon the module parameters. Introduced in this commit, also pass annotation values to `pkg annotate` via stdin, which is safer with long values than putting them in argv. * pkgng: update documentation to match annotate type Missed updating the documentation to match the change of the annotate parameter from comma-separated string to list of strings. * pkgng: fix syntax for Python 2 Seems args, kwargs have to be the last two arguments in Python 2 syntax. CI sanity tests were failing. pkgng: oops, pkgsite should be from closure I put `pkgsite` as a keyword argument to `run_pkgng()', which wasn't correct at all and resulted it in capturing the second positional argument given by any caller. `pkgsite` should have been `p["pkgsite"]`, coming from the closure environment of `main()`. * pkgng: Fix changelog fragment quote formatting Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de> * pkgng: add test prepare task Make sure test environment does not contain the test package. * pkgng: make integration test package more flexible Make integration test package building template-based, so more flexible if in the future the name of the test package, currently `zsh`, must change. * pkgng: convert generator to list for 2.9 Ansible 2.9 can't count items from a generator, so convert `select` filter output via `list` before passing to `count`. * pkgng: Ansible 2.9 has no "false" Jinja2 test Apparently Ansible 2.9 doesn't have the "false" test in Jinja2 contexts. Switching to use `rejectattr(...)` instead of `selectattr(..., "false")`. * pkgng: test pkgsite parameter * pkgng: add tests for chroot and rootdir params Refactor install tasks into an include file so they can be reused and tested with various parameters. * pkgng: clean up test package creation Make pkg json manifest more readable. Create package using FreeBSD's `pkg create` instead of manually using tar. This change also simplifies the manifest to a single file for the integration test role. * pkgng: fix #3428; install from local file Fixes a bug in which the module reported failure when installing from a local (to the target host) file path. Fixes #3428 * pkgng: changelog fragment formatting issue * pkgng: check for all test package extensions pkg recently changed file extensions, so for the tests to work on multiple recent versions of FreeBSD, we must check for `pkg create` output with varying filename. * Revert "pkgng: fix #3428; install from local file" As the module has invoked pkg with the `-g` flag for at least 7 years, I'm not sure when it was possible to install packages from files on the target host filesystem, because pkg rejects file paths when the `--glob` flag is enabled. I considered doing a rework of the pkg invocation to enable good support for installing from local files, but it looks like more of a job than for this PR. This reverts commit 5f94eac41ff040a79d4d00d2f723a9b3a148418e. * pkgng: Add minor_changes fragment for #3526 Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de> Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de> 2021-10-22 07:32:35 +02:00			`---`
			`pkgng_test_outofdate_pkg_path: "/tmp/ansible_pkgng_test_package.pkg"`
			`pkgng_test_pkg_name: zsh`
			`pkgng_test_pkg_category: shells`
			`pkgng_test_pkg_sentinelfile_path: /usr/local/bin/zsh`