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# Copyright 2020 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved.
# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
# found in the LICENSE file.
import logging
from autotest_lib.client.common_lib import error
from autotest_lib.client.common_lib.cros import kernel_utils
from autotest_lib.server.cros.update_engine import update_engine_test
class autoupdate_WithDLC(update_engine_test.UpdateEngineTest):
"""Tests basic DLC installation and n-to-n updating. """
version = 1
_CLIENT_TEST = 'autoupdate_InstallAndUpdateDLC'
def initialize(self, host=None):
"""Remove all DLCs on the DUT before starting the test. """
super(autoupdate_WithDLC, self).initialize(host=host)
installed = self._dlc_util.list().keys()
for dlc_id in installed:
self._dlc_util.purge(dlc_id)
# DLCs may be present but not mounted, so they won't be purged above.
self._dlc_util.purge(self._dlc_util._SAMPLE_DLC_ID, ignore_status=True)
def cleanup(self):
self._save_extra_update_engine_logs(number_of_logs=2)
super(autoupdate_WithDLC, self).cleanup()
def run_once(self, full_payload=True, job_repo_url=None):
"""
Tests that we can successfully install a DLC, and then update it along
with the OS.
@param full_payload: True for a full payload. False for delta.
@param job_repo_url: Used for debugging locally. This is used to figure
out the current build and the devserver to use.
The test will read this from a host argument
when run in the lab.
"""
payload_urls = []
# Payload URL for the platform (OS) update
payload_urls.append(
self.get_payload_for_nebraska(job_repo_url=job_repo_url,
full_payload=full_payload))
# Payload URLs for sample-dlc, a test DLC package.
# We'll always need a full payload for DLC installation,
# and optionally a delta payload if required by the test.
payload_urls.append(
self.get_payload_for_nebraska(job_repo_url=job_repo_url,
full_payload=True, is_dlc=True))
if not full_payload:
payload_urls.append(
self.get_payload_for_nebraska(
job_repo_url=job_repo_url, full_payload=False,
is_dlc=True))
active, inactive = kernel_utils.get_kernel_state(self._host)
# Install and update sample-dlc, a DLC package made for test purposes.
self._run_client_test_and_check_result(self._CLIENT_TEST,
payload_urls=payload_urls,
full_payload=full_payload)
self._host.reboot()
# Verify the update was successful by checking hostlog and kernel.
rootfs_hostlog, _ = self._create_hostlog_files()
dlc_rootfs_hostlog, _ = self._create_dlc_hostlog_files()
logging.info('Checking platform update events')
self.verify_update_events(self._FORCED_UPDATE, rootfs_hostlog)
logging.info('Checking DLC update events')
self.verify_update_events(
self._FORCED_UPDATE,
dlc_rootfs_hostlog[self._dlc_util._SAMPLE_DLC_ID])
kernel_utils.verify_boot_expectations(inactive, host=self._host)
# After the update and reboot, the DLC will be installed but not yet
# mounted. If the DLC was updated correctly, calling
# |dlcservice_util --install| in this state should mount the DLC
# without hitting Omaha. We can verify this by checking:
# 1. the DLC is not being preloaded (|dlcservice_util --install| will
# show the same behavior if the DLC is preloaded)
# 2. the install doesn't hit Omaha/Nebraska, by using a bad omaha_url
self._dlc_util.remove_preloaded(self._dlc_util._SAMPLE_DLC_ID)
self._dlc_util.install(self._dlc_util._SAMPLE_DLC_ID,
omaha_url='fake_url')
if not self._dlc_util.is_installed(self._dlc_util._SAMPLE_DLC_ID):
raise error.TestFail('Dummy DLC was not installed.')