# -*- sh -*-

podman pull $IMAGE &>/dev/null

# Test various HostConfig options
tmpfs_name="/mytmpfs"
t POST containers/create?name=hostconfig_test \
  Image=$IMAGE \
  Cmd='["df","-P","'$tmpfs_name'"]' \
  HostConfig='{"Binds":["/tmp/doesnotexist:/test1"]' \
  TmpFs="{\"$tmpfs_name\":\"rw\"}}" \
  201 \
  .Id~[0-9a-f]\\{64\\}
cid=$(jq -r '.Id' <<<"$output")

# Prior to #9512, the tmpfs would be called '/mytmpfs=rw', with the '=rw'
t GET containers/${cid}/json 200 \
  .HostConfig.Tmpfs[\"${tmpfs_name}\"]~rw,

# Run the container, verify output
t POST containers/${cid}/start 204
t POST containers/${cid}/wait  200
t GET  containers/${cid}/logs?stdout=true  200

# /logs returns application/octet-stream, which our test helper saves in
# an outfile rather than returning in $output. That's why we can't test
# this directly in the /logs test above; instead, we rely on knowing the
# path to the stored results. The 'tr' is needed because there may be
# null bytes in the outfile.
like "$(tr -d \\0 <$WORKDIR/curl.result.out)" ".* ${tmpfs_name}" \
     "'df' output includes tmpfs name"