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#!/bin/bash
#
# *** NOTE TO READER: Please skip down to "user-customizable section" below!
#
# Not all tests in buildah/tests/bud.bats work under podman.
# Some work, but emit different error messages.
#
# This script is used to skip the former, and munge expect_output messages
# for the latter.
#
ME=$(basename $0)
BUD=tests/bud.bats
if [[ ! -e $BUD ]]; then
echo "$ME: $BUD not found: please run me from buildah subdir" >&2
exit 1
fi
###############################################################################
# BEGIN handlers
#
# *** NOTE TO READER (again): Please skip down to "user-customizable section"
#
# You almost certainly don't care about anything in this section.
#
set -e
RC=0
ECHO=':'
if [[ -n $DEBUG_PODMAN_DELTAS ]]; then
ECHO='echo'
fi
# Issue a warning, and set exit status (but do not exit now)
function warn() {
echo "$ME: ERROR: $*" >&2
RC=1
}
# errmsg: used to change the text of a message, probably in expect_output()
function errmsg() {
local msg_orig=${1//\//\\/}; shift
local msg_new=${1//\//\\/}; shift
for t in "$@"; do
if fgrep -qx "@test \"$t\" {" $BUD; then
$ECHO "@test \"$t\" : updating to \"$msg_new\""
t=${t//\//\\/}
# FIXME: emit error if msg_orig not found
sed -i -e "/^\@test \"$t\" {/,/^}/s/\"$msg_orig\"/\"$msg_new\"/" $BUD
else
warn "[errmsg] Did not find test \"$t\" in $BUD"
fi
done
}
# _skip: used to add a 'skip' or 'skip_if_remote' to one specific test
function _skip() {
local skip=$1; shift
local reason=$1; shift
# All further arguments are test names
for t in "$@"; do
if fgrep -qx "@test \"$t\" {" $BUD; then
$ECHO "@test \"$t\" : $skip \"$reason\""
t=${t//\//\\/}
sed -i -e "/^\@test \"$t\" {/ a \ \ $skip \"$reason\"" $BUD
else
warn "[$skip] Did not find test \"$t\" in $BUD"
fi
done
}
function skip() {
_skip "skip" "$@"
}
function skip_if_remote() {
_skip "skip_if_remote" "$@"
}
# END handlers
###############################################################################
# BEGIN user-customizable section
#
# These are the hand-maintained exceptions. This is what you want to edit
# or update as needed.
#
# There are three directives you can use below:
#
# errmsg "old-message" "new-message" "test name" ["test name"...]
#
# This replaced "old-message" with "new-message" in @test "test name".
# It is used when a podman error message differs from buildah's.
#
# [skip | skip_if_remote] "reason" "test name" ["test name"...]
#
# This adds a 'skip' statement as the first line of @test "test name".
# It is used when a test does not work in podman, either for permanent
# design-related reasons or for hopefully-temporary bug-in-podman reasons.
# (If the latter, please file an issue before adding the skip, and include
# the issue number in your skip message. This makes it possible to remove
# the skip once the issue is fixed).
#
# For both cases, you can list multiple "test names" at the end. This
# is not used much right now, but will be once I file my podman-remote PR
# because there are some cases where the same issue affects up to fifty
# different bud.bats tests.
#
###############################################################################
# BEGIN differences in error messages between buildah and podman
errmsg "non-directory/Dockerfile: not a directory" \
"Error: context must be a directory:" \
"bud with a path to a Dockerfile (-f) containing a non-directory entry"
errmsg "no such file or directory" \
"Error: context must be a directory:" \
"bud with dir for file but no Dockerfile in dir" \
"bud with bad dir Dockerfile"
errmsg "no such file or directory" \
"Error: no context directory and no Containerfile specified" \
"bud without any arguments should fail when no Dockerfile exist"
errmsg "is not a file" \
"Error: open .*: no such file or directory" \
"bud with specified context should fail if assumed Dockerfile is a directory"
errmsg "no such file or directory" \
"context must be a directory" \
"bud with specified context should fail if context contains not-existing Dockerfile"
###############################################################################
# BEGIN tests that don't make sense under podman due to fundamental differences
skip "N/A under podman" \
"bud-flags-order-verification"
skip "does not work under podman" \
"bud without any arguments should succeed"
skip "podman requires a directory, not a Dockerfile" \
"bud with specified context should succeed if context contains existing Dockerfile"
# ...or due to Ed's laziness
skip "Too much effort to spin up a local registry" \
"bud with encrypted FROM image" \
"bud --authfile"
# ...or due to a fundamental arg-parsing difference between buildah and podman
# which we could and perhaps should fix in the buildah repo via:
# - ... ${TESTSDIR}/bud/layers-squash/Dockerfile.hardlinks
# + ... -f Dockerfile.hardlinks ${TESTSDIR}/bud/layers-squash
skip "FIXME FIXME FIXME: argument-order incompatible with podman" \
"bud-squash-hardlinks"
skip "FIXME FIXME FIXME: this passes on Ed's laptop, fails in CI??" \
"bud-multi-stage-nocache-nocommit"
# This will probably never work: buildah and podman have incompatible defaults
# Documented in https://github.com/containers/podman/issues/10412
skip "buildah runs with --cgroup-manager=cgroupfs, podman with systemd" \
"bud with --cgroup-parent"
###############################################################################
# BEGIN tests which are skipped because they make no sense under podman-remote
skip_if_remote "--target does not work with podman-remote" \
"bud-target"
skip_if_remote "--runtime not meaningful under podman-remote" \
"bud with --runtime and --runtime-flag"
skip_if_remote "secret files not implemented under podman-remote" \
"bud with containerfile secret" \
"bud with containerfile secret accessed on second RUN" \
"bud with containerfile secret options" \
"bud with containerfile env secret" \
"bud with containerfile env secret priority"
skip_if_remote "volumes don't work with podman-remote" \
"buildah bud --volume" \
"buildah-bud-policy"
# See podman #9890 for discussion
skip_if_remote "--stdin option will not be implemented in podman-remote" \
"bud test no --stdin"
###############################################################################
# BEGIN tests which are skipped due to actual podman or podman-remote bugs.
skip_if_remote "Podman #12838: different error messages" \
"bud with .dockerignore #2"
# These two tests, new in 2022-01, invoke podman (create, export) in ways
# that don't work with podman-remote due to the use of --registries-conf
skip_if_remote "FIXME FIXME FIXME: find a way to clean up their podman calls" \
"bud with run should not leave mounts behind cleanup test" \
"bud with custom files in /run/ should persist cleanup test"
skip_if_remote "Do envariables work with -remote? Please look into this." \
"build proxy"
###############################################################################
# Done.
exit $RC
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