project: rockcraft

path: /rockcraft

environment:

PROJECT_PATH: /rockcraft

SNAPD_TESTING_TOOLS: $PROJECT_PATH/tools/external/tools

PATH: /snap/bin:$PATH:$SNAPD_TESTING_TOOLS:$PROJECT_PATH/tools/spread

include:

- tests/

- tools/

- docs/

- requirements-doc.txt

- requirements-jammy.txt

- Makefile

- rockcraft/

backends:

google:

key: '$(HOST: echo "$SPREAD_GOOGLE_KEY")'

location: snapd-spread/us-east1-b

halt-timeout: 2h

systems:

- ubuntu-20.04-64:

workers: 1

storage: 40G

- ubuntu-22.04-64:

workers: 4

storage: 40G

- fedora-39-64:

workers: 1

storage: 40G

prepare: |

# if the 'tools' directory inside the submodule does not exist, then assume the submodule is empty

if [[ ! -d "$SNAPD_TESTING_TOOLS" ]]; then

echo "Cannot run spread because submodule 'snapd-testing-tools' is empty. Fetch with 'git submodule update --init' and rerun spread."

exit 1

fi

if os.query is-ubuntu; then

tempfile="$(mktemp)"

if ! apt-get update > "$tempfile" 2>&1; then

cat "$tempfile"

exit 1

fi

fi

tests.pkgs install snapd

snap wait system seed.loaded

# The /snap directory does not exist in some environments

[ ! -d /snap ] && ln -s /var/lib/snapd/snap /snap

# older linux releases have separate packages for lxd and lxc (lxd-client)

if [ "$SPREAD_SYSTEM" = "ubuntu-18.04-64" ] || \

[ "$SPREAD_SYSTEM" = "ubuntu-20.04-64" ] || \

[ "$SPREAD_SYSTEM" = "fedora-39-64" ]; then

tests.pkgs remove lxd lxd-client

else

tests.pkgs remove lxd

fi

# 5.21/stable is the latest stable LTS. Use 5.21/candidate as a "first line of

# defense" against LXD regressions.

snap install lxd --channel=5.21/candidate

# Hold snap refreshes for 24h.

snap set system refresh.hold="$(date --date=tomorrow +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S%:z)"

if ! snap watch --last=auto-refresh?; then

journalctl -xe

fi

if ! snap watch --last=install?; then

journalctl -xe

fi

lxd waitready --timeout=30

lxd init --auto

if [ "$SPREAD_SYSTEM" = "fedora-39-64" ]; then

# Latest docker snap needs a more recent version of snapd than Fedora ships

# https://github.com/canonical/rockcraft/pull/277

snap install docker --channel=core18/stable

else

snap install docker

fi

# make sure docker is working

retry -n 10 --wait 2 sh -c 'docker run --rm hello-world'

install_rockcraft

restore-each: |

# Cleanup after each task.

docker system prune -a -f

if lxc project info rockcraft > /dev/null 2>&1 ; then

for instance in $(lxc --project=rockcraft list -c n --format csv); do

# Don't remove the base instance, we want to reuse it between tests

if ! [[ $instance =~ ^base-instance-* ]]; then

lxc --project=rockcraft delete --force "$instance"

fi

done

fi

debug-each: |

# output latest rockcraft log file on test failure

rockcraft_log_file=$(find /root/.local/state/rockcraft/log/ -name 'rockcraft*.log' | sort -n | tail -n1)

if [[ -f $rockcraft_log_file ]]; then

echo -e "rockcraft log file contents:\n----------------------------"

cat "$rockcraft_log_file"

echo "----------------------------"

else

echo "could not find rockcraft log file (this is not necessarily an error)"

fi

suites:

docs/tutorial/code/:

summary: tests tutorial from the docs

systems:

- ubuntu-22.04-64

docs/how-to/code/:

summary: tests how-to guides from the docs

systems:

- ubuntu-22.04-64

docs/reference/code/:

summary: tests reference code from the docs

systems:

- ubuntu-22.04-64

docs/reuse/tutorial/code/:

summary: tests reusable code from the docs

systems:

- ubuntu-22.04-64

tests/spread/rockcraft/:

summary: tests for rockcraft core functionality, independent of host system

systems:

- ubuntu-22.04-64

tests/spread/foreign/:

summary: tests that rockcraft and rocks work on different host systems

tests/spread/manual/:

summary: manually-triggered tests, like bigger tests and flaky ones

manual: true

systems:

- ubuntu-22.04-64