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authortv <tv@krebsco.de>2026-11-14 00:33:20 +0000
committertv <tv@krebsco.de>2026-11-14 01:48:35 +0100
commitdd166e5a4d4349241aa3408c8d7f7340cb0a90fb (patch)
tree0955739060de93d99c6bc7828adc377815ad02a8 /pkgs/populate/tests/builder.nix
parenta4540a584d762b000b21cb7e61987c414eb72a1d (diff)
tests: populate's tests of its own, krops' using them
populate's tests are in pkgs/populate/tests, independent of krops. They run the program, with the sources as JSON from populate's Nix library, and target strings for the remote targets, leaving the user and whether the target is local to populate, so they cover its command line too. Phases expecting populate to refuse its arguments, e.g. a source name or a target path that can't be used, expect the program's refusal, with refused, the message, since nothing checks them during evaluation there. builder.nix is what builds the scenarios, which krops' tests use as well, with a function running the phases, and whether that checks the arguments during evaluation. vm.nix takes a module for both machines, for what else the scenarios run, and fixtures.nix and smoke.nix are what both use of the fixtures and the smoke test. krops' tests are deploy, writeDeploy's arguments to nixos-rebuild, with the stand-in for nixos-rebuild in the module, and populate, populate's scenarios that expect refusals, which pkgs.populate makes evaluation fail with, and those of populate's smoke test, all through pkgs.populate with target attribute sets as mkTarget returns them. -A only selects from all of populate's scenarios and krops' own.
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+# The scenario builder of populate's tests, which krops' tests use as well.
+# A scenario prepares the target directory, then runs its phases. Each phase
+# runs populate, or something running it, expecting it to succeed, to fail
+# with a message, or to refuse its arguments, and checks the result on the
+# target. Refusals checked during evaluation get checked here and don't run.
+{
+ # nixpkgs' lib.
+ lib,
+ # evalSource of populate's Nix library.
+ evalSource,
+ # Function from a phase's arguments, { source, backup, force, prune,
+ # deploy, targetKind, targetPath }, to the command running the phase.
+ # source is what evalSource returns; deploy is null, or arguments for
+ # running populate in a deployment.
+ run,
+ # Whether the command checks populate's arguments during evaluation, so
+ # phases expecting a refusal expect evaluation to fail, instead of
+ # populate refusing when it runs.
+ checksDuringEvaluation,
+ # Where the deploying machine serves /fixtures/www via HTTP.
+ url,
+ # URL of the Git repository /fixtures/git/gitsrc.git.
+ gitUrl,
+ # Host name of the remote target.
+ remoteHost,
+ # Absolute path of age on the deploying machine.
+ agePath,
+ # HEAD of /fixtures/gitsrc, and its parent.
+ gitHead,
+ gitFirst,
+ # Version of rsync on the deploying machine.
+ rsyncVersion,
+}:
+
+let
+ inherit (lib)
+ attrNames concatMap concatStringsSep foldl' isBool mapAttrsToList
+ optional optionalAttrs optionals optionalString;
+
+ prelude = ". ${./lib.sh}\n";
+
+ cartesian = attrs: foldl'
+ (acc: name: concatMap
+ (combination: map
+ (value: combination // { ${name} = value; })
+ attrs.${name})
+ acc)
+ [{}]
+ (attrNames attrs);
+
+ flagsName = flags: concatStringsSep "-" (mapAttrsToList
+ (name: value: name + (if isBool value then (if value then "1" else "0") else value))
+ flags);
+
+ alt = { alt.file = "/fixtures/alt"; };
+
+ # A path on a target of kind targetKind, as populate names it in what it
+ # prints.
+ targetName = targetKind: path: {
+ local = "";
+ remote = "${remoteHost}:";
+ sudo = "deploy@${remoteHost}:";
+ }.${targetKind} + path;
+
+ # How a source draws inputs from other sources: not at all, by rewriting
+ # the lock file of its flake, or by a generated flake.
+ inputModes = [ "none" "rewrite" "generated" ];
+
+ # The options of a source drawing inputs in mode.
+ drawInputs = mode: inputs: optionalAttrs (mode != "none") ({
+ inherit inputs;
+ } // optionalAttrs (mode == "generated") {
+ rewriteLock = false;
+ });
+
+ # The flake of source x that has its inputs drawn in mode.
+ flakeOf = mode:
+ if mode == "generated" then ''"$T"/.populate/flakes/x'' else ''"$T"/x'';
+
+ # Builds a scenario from a name, a target kind, and phases with sources.
+ # Isolated scenarios start with no target directories and a collected store
+ # on both machines, so no other scenario's store paths or roots stand in for
+ # missing ones. An exhaustive scenario covers a combination that no code
+ # path tells apart from the ones the other scenarios cover, so it only runs
+ # in the exhaustive tests.
+ scenario = {
+ name, targetKind, node ? null, isolate ? false, exhaustive ? false,
+ prepare ? "", prepareDeployer ? null, phases,
+ }: let
+ path = "/var/krops/${name}";
+ vars = "T=${path}\n";
+ # A phase expecting evaluation to fail, if checksDuringEvaluation, or else
+ # populate to refuse with the message refused, has a control: sources that
+ # differ only in what makes evaluation fail, or a function returning them
+ # for the phase's sources, and that must evaluate. So the phase doesn't
+ # pass for failing for an unrelated reason, e.g. a misspelt option.
+ # targetPath deploys to another path than the scenario's target
+ # directory, and controlTargetPath is the control for a path that makes
+ # evaluation fail. env sets environment variables for populate, as
+ # arguments of env. interrupt ends populate after that many seconds,
+ # which it's expected not to finish before. output lists what a
+ # succeeding populate is expected to print, and unexpected what populate
+ # is expected not to print, succeeding or not. expect.fail is what a
+ # failing populate is expected to print, and expect.status, if given,
+ # its exit status.
+ phase = {
+ sources, backup ? false, prune ? false, deploy ? null,
+ targetPath ? path, env ? "", interrupt ? null, output ? [],
+ unexpected ? [],
+ expect ? "success", refused ? null, control ? null, controlTargetPath ? null,
+ check ? "", mutate ? null, checkDeployer ? null, mutateDeployer ? null,
+ }: let
+ command = sources: targetPath: run {
+ source = evalSource [ sources ];
+ inherit backup prune deploy targetKind targetPath;
+ force = true;
+ };
+ evaluates = sources: targetPath:
+ (builtins.tryEval
+ (builtins.seq (toString (command sources targetPath)) true)).success;
+ script = text: if text == null then null else prelude + vars + text;
+ # Without checks during evaluation, populate refuses when it runs.
+ expect' =
+ if expect == "eval-error" && !checksDuringEvaluation then
+ if refused == null then
+ throw "scenario ${name}: expecting a refusal needs refused, what populate says"
+ else { fail = refused; }
+ else expect;
+ in
+ if expect' == "eval-error" then
+ if control == null && controlTargetPath == null then
+ throw "scenario ${name}: expecting evaluation to fail needs a control"
+ else if evaluates sources targetPath then
+ throw "scenario ${name}: populate evaluates, but is expected to fail"
+ else if !(
+ if controlTargetPath != null then evaluates sources controlTargetPath
+ else evaluates
+ (if lib.isFunction control then control sources else control)
+ targetPath
+ ) then
+ throw "scenario ${name}: the control doesn't evaluate either"
+ else
+ null
+ else {
+ populate = toString (command sources targetPath);
+ inherit env interrupt output unexpected;
+ expect = if expect' == "success" then null else expect'.fail;
+ status = if expect' == "success" then null else expect'.status or null;
+ # No phase gets around checking the canaries.
+ check = script (check + "\ncanary_check\n");
+ mutate = script mutate;
+ checkDeployer = script checkDeployer;
+ mutateDeployer = script mutateDeployer;
+ };
+ in {
+ inherit name isolate exhaustive;
+ # Whether a phase expects a refusal, which krops' tests check during
+ # evaluation.
+ refusals = lib.any (phase: phase.expect or null == "eval-error") phases;
+ node =
+ if node != null then node
+ else if targetKind == "local" then "deployer"
+ else "target";
+ prepare = prelude + vars + ''
+ rm -fR "$T"
+ '' + prepare;
+ prepareDeployer =
+ if prepareDeployer == null then null else prelude + vars + prepareDeployer;
+ # For all machines: before the scenario, and after it for the ones its
+ # checks don't run on.
+ canarySetup = prelude + "canary_setup\n";
+ canaryCheck = prelude + "canary_check\n";
+ phases = lib.filter (x: x != null) (map phase phases);
+ };
+
+ # Same sources twice, so the second phase checks redeploying.
+ twice = phase: [ phase phase ];
+
+ targetKinds = [ "local" "remote" "sudo" ];
+
+ # Scenarios for all combinations of options and target kinds. f gets the
+ # options and the scenario's name, target kind, and target directory, and
+ # returns the scenario's arguments, or null for invalid combinations.
+ matrix = type: options: f:
+ concatMap
+ (targetKind: lib.filter (x: x != null) (map
+ (flags: let
+ name = "${type}-${targetKind}" +
+ optionalString (flags != {}) "-${flagsName flags}";
+ args = f flags { inherit name targetKind; path = "/var/krops/${name}"; };
+ in
+ if args == null then null
+ else scenario ({ inherit name targetKind; } // args))
+ (cartesian options)))
+ targetKinds;
+
+ # Checks that the source at $T/x is a link to a store path, or to the
+ # subdirectory sub therein, or a writable directory if materialized, and
+ # evaluates the attribute attr of the flake there, or of its generated
+ # flake, after collecting garbage.
+ checkFlake = {
+ attr, expected, subdir ? false, generated ? false, materialized ? false,
+ }: (if materialized then ''
+ test -d "$T"/x && ! test -L "$T"/x || fail "x isn't a directory"
+ test -w "$T"/x/flake.nix || fail "flake.nix isn't writable"
+ '' else ''
+ link=$(readlink "$T"/x)
+ ${if subdir then ''
+ expect_eq subdirectory "$(basename "$link")" sub
+ link=$(dirname "$link")
+ '' else ""}
+ expect_eq "store directory" "$(dirname "$link")" /nix/store
+ '') + ''
+ test ! -e "$T"/.populate/flake-uploads || fail "upload directory remains"
+ gc
+ expect_eq ${attr} "$(nix_eval ${
+ if generated then ''"$T"/.populate/flakes/x'' else ''"$T"/x''
+ }#${attr})" ${lib.escapeShellArg expected}
+ '';
+
+ copyingWithSudo = flags: ctx:
+ ctx.targetKind == "sudo" && !(flags.fetchOnTarget or false);
+
+ # The sources with fetchOnTarget set for all flake and flake-input sources,
+ # the control for copying flakes to targets using sudo.
+ withFetchOnTarget = lib.mapAttrs (_: lib.mapAttrs (type: options:
+ if lib.elem type [ "flake" "flake-input" ]
+ then options // { fetchOnTarget = true; }
+ else options));
+
+ # A phase copying flakes to a target using sudo, which isn't supported,
+ # and gets refused during evaluation.
+ refuseCopyingWithSudo = {
+ expect = "eval-error";
+ refused = "copying flakes to targets with sudo is not supported";
+ control = withFetchOnTarget;
+ };
+
+in {
+ inherit lib url gitUrl remoteHost agePath gitHead gitFirst rsyncVersion;
+ inherit (lib)
+ attrNames concatMap concatStringsSep foldl' isBool mapAttrsToList
+ optional optionalAttrs optionals optionalString;
+ inherit
+ prelude cartesian flagsName alt targetName
+ inputModes drawInputs flakeOf scenario twice
+ targetKinds matrix checkFlake copyingWithSudo withFetchOnTarget
+ refuseCopyingWithSudo;
+}