go-ceph/entrypoint.sh
John Mulligan 394136c25f entrypoint: try to ensure CEPH_VERSION is set
Our test code uses CEPH_VERSION but (at least for now) the quay.ceph.io
ci container no longer sets that environment variable.

Signed-off-by: John Mulligan <jmulligan@redhat.com>
2024-12-17 05:10:31 +00:00

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#!/bin/bash
set -e
TEST_RUN=ALL
PAUSE=no
COVERAGE=yes
CPUPROFILE=no
MEMPROFILE=no
MICRO_OSD_PATH="/micro-osd.sh"
BUILD_TAGS=${BUILD_TAGS:-}
RESULTS_DIR=/results
CEPH_CONF=/tmp/ceph/ceph.conf
MIRROR_STATE=/dev/null
PKG_PREFIX=github.com/ceph/go-ceph
ALT_FS="@/tmp/ceph/altfs.txt"
GOFLAGS="-buildvcs=false ${GOFLAGS}"
# hack around a change to the ci container environment
if [ -z "${CEPH_VERSION}" ]; then
export CEPH_VERSION="${CEPH_REF}"
fi
# Default env vars that are not currently changed by this script
# but can be used to change the test behavior:
# GO_CEPH_TEST_MDS_NAME
CLI="$(getopt -o h --long test-run:,test-bench:,test-pkg:,pause,cpuprofile,memprofile,no-cover,micro-osd:,wait-for:,results:,ceph-conf:,mirror:,mirror-state:,altfs:,help -n "${0}" -- "$@")"
eval set -- "${CLI}"
while true ; do
case "${1}" in
--test-pkg)
TEST_PKG="${2}"
shift
shift
;;
--test-run)
TEST_RUN="${2}"
shift
shift
;;
--test-bench)
TEST_BENCH="${2}"
shift
shift
;;
--pause)
PAUSE=yes
shift
;;
--micro-osd)
MICRO_OSD_PATH="${2}"
shift
shift
;;
--wait-for)
WAIT_FILES="${2}"
shift
shift
;;
--results)
RESULTS_DIR="${2}"
shift
shift
;;
--ceph-conf)
CEPH_CONF="${2}"
shift
shift
;;
--mirror)
MIRROR_CONF="${2}"
shift
shift
;;
--mirror-state)
MIRROR_STATE="${2}"
shift
shift
;;
--altfs)
ALT_FS="${2}"
shift
shift
;;
--cpuprofile)
CPUPROFILE=yes
shift
;;
--memprofile)
MEMPROFILE=yes
shift
;;
--no-cover)
COVERAGE=no
shift
;;
-h|--help)
echo "Options:"
echo " --test-run=VALUE Run selected test or ALL, NONE,"
echo " IMPLEMENTS"
echo " ALL is the default"
echo " --test-bench=VALUE Run selected benchmarks"
echo " --test-pkg=PKG Run only tests from PKG"
echo " --pause Sleep forever after tests execute"
echo " --micro-osd Specify path to micro-osd script"
echo " --wait-for=FILES Wait for files before starting tests"
echo " (colon separated, disables micro-osd)"
echo " --mirror-state=PATH Path to track state of (rbd) mirroring"
echo " --results=PATH Specify path to store test results"
echo " --ceph-conf=PATH Specify path to ceph configuration"
echo " --mirror=PATH Specify path to ceph conf of mirror"
echo " --cpuprofile Run tests with cpu profiling"
echo " --memprofile Run tests with mem profiling"
echo " --no-cover Disable code coverage profiling"
echo " -h|--help Display help text"
echo ""
exit 0
;;
--)
shift
break
;;
*)
echo "unknown option" >&2
exit 2
;;
esac
done
add_build_tag() {
local val="$1"
if [ -n "$BUILD_TAGS" ]; then
BUILD_TAGS+=",${val}"
else
BUILD_TAGS="${val}"
fi
}
build_tags_arg() {
echo "-tags=${BUILD_TAGS}"
}
show() {
local ret
echo "*** running:" "$@"
"$@"
ret=$?
if [ ${ret} -ne 0 ] ; then
echo "*** ERROR: returned ${ret}"
fi
return ${ret}
}
wait_for_files() {
for file in "$@" ; do
echo -n "*** waiting for $file ..."
while ! [[ -f $file ]] ; do
sleep 1
done
echo "done"
done
}
test_failed() {
local pkg="${1}"
echo "*** ERROR: ${pkg} tests failed"
pause_if_needed
return 1
}
setup_mirroring() {
mstate="$(cat "${MIRROR_STATE}" 2>/dev/null || true)"
if [[ "$mstate" = functional ]]; then
echo "Mirroring already functional"
return 0
fi
echo "Setting up mirroring..."
local CONF_A=${CEPH_CONF}
local CONF_B=${MIRROR_CONF}
ceph -c "$CONF_A" osd pool create rbd 8
ceph -c "$CONF_B" osd pool create rbd 8
rbd -c "$CONF_A" pool init
rbd -c "$CONF_B" pool init
rbd -c "$CONF_A" mirror pool enable rbd image
rbd -c "$CONF_B" mirror pool enable rbd image
token=$(rbd -c "$CONF_A" mirror pool peer bootstrap create --site-name ceph_a rbd)
echo "bootstrap token: ${token}"
echo "${token}" | rbd -c "$CONF_B" mirror pool peer bootstrap import --site-name ceph_b rbd -
echo "enabled" > "${MIRROR_STATE}"
rbd -c "$CONF_A" rm mirror_test 2>/dev/null || true
rbd -c "$CONF_B" rm mirror_test 2>/dev/null || true
(echo "Mirror Test"; dd if=/dev/zero bs=1 count=500K) | rbd -c "$CONF_A" import - mirror_test
if [[ ${CEPH_VERSION} != nautilus ]]; then
rbd -c "$CONF_A" mirror image enable mirror_test snapshot
echo -n "Waiting for mirroring activation..."
while ! rbd -c "$CONF_A" mirror image status mirror_test \
| grep -q "state: \+up+replaying" ; do
sleep 1
done
echo "done"
rbd -c "$CONF_A" mirror image snapshot mirror_test
else
rbd -c "$CONF_A" feature enable mirror_test journaling
rbd -c "$CONF_A" mirror image enable mirror_test
echo -n "Waiting for mirroring activation..."
while ! rbd -c "$CONF_B" mirror image status mirror_test \
| grep -q "state: \+up+replaying" ; do
sleep 1
done
echo "done"
rbd -c "$CONF_A" mirror image demote mirror_test
while ! rbd -c "$CONF_B" mirror image status mirror_test \
| grep -q "state: \+up+stopped" ; do
sleep 1
done
rbd -c "$CONF_B" mirror image status mirror_test
rbd -c "$CONF_B" mirror image promote mirror_test
rbd -c "$CONF_B" mirror image disable mirror_test
fi
echo -n "Waiting for mirror sync..."
while ! rbd -c "$CONF_B" export mirror_test - 2>/dev/null | grep -q "Mirror Test" ; do
sleep 1
done
echo "functional" > "${MIRROR_STATE}"
echo " mirroring functional!"
}
test_pkg() {
local pkg="${1}"
if [[ "${TEST_PKG}" && "${TEST_PKG}" != "${pkg}" ]]; then
return 0
fi
# run go vet and capture the result for the package, but still execute the
# test suite anyway
show go vet "$(build_tags_arg)" "./${pkg}"
ret=$?
# disable caching of tests results
testargs=("-count=1"\
"$(build_tags_arg)")
if [[ ${TEST_RUN} != ALL ]]; then
testargs+=("-run" "${TEST_RUN}")
fi
if [[ -n ${TEST_BENCH} ]]; then
testargs+=("-bench" "${TEST_BENCH}")
fi
if [[ ${COVERAGE} = yes ]]; then
testargs+=(\
"-covermode=count" \
"-coverprofile=${pkg}.cover.out" \
"-coverpkg=${PKG_PREFIX}/${pkg}")
fi
if [[ ${CPUPROFILE} = yes ]]; then
testargs+=("-cpuprofile" "${pkg}.cpu.out")
fi
if [[ ${MEMPROFILE} = yes ]]; then
testargs+=("-memprofile" "${pkg}.mem.out")
fi
ulimit -c unlimited
testbin="./${pkg}/${pkg##*/}.test"
show go test -v "${testargs[@]}" -o "${testbin}" "./${pkg}"
ret=$(($?+ret))
if ls "${pkg}"/core.* >/dev/null 2>&1; then
echo "Found coredump"
sleep 5
coredump="./${pkg}/${pkg##*/}.core"
mv "${pkg}"/core.* "${coredump}"
chmod 644 "${coredump}"
echo "set auto-load safe-path /" >>/root/.gdbinit
gdb "${testbin}" "${coredump}" -ex bt -ex q | cat
mkdir -p "${RESULTS_DIR}"
mv "${testbin}" "${coredump}" "${RESULTS_DIR}/"
fi
grep -v "^mode: count" "${pkg}.cover.out" >> "cover.out"
return ${ret}
}
pre_all_tests() {
# Prepare Go code
go get -t -v "$(build_tags_arg)" ./...
diff -u <(echo -n) <(gofmt -d -s .)
make clean-implements implements
# Reset whole-module coverage file
echo "mode: count" > "cover.out"
}
find_pkgs() {
if [[ $1 = "--public" ]] ; then
skip='^(contrib|internal)'
else
skip='^contrib'
fi
# saves results in array named `pkgs`
readarray -t pkgs < <(go list "$(build_tags_arg)" ./... | \
sed -e "s,^${PKG_PREFIX}/\?,," | \
grep -vE "${skip}" | grep '.' )
}
implements_tool() {
mkdir -p "${RESULTS_DIR}"
find_pkgs --public
show ./implements --list \
--report-json "${RESULTS_DIR}/implements.json" \
--report-text "${RESULTS_DIR}/implements.txt" \
"${pkgs[@]}"
# output the brief summary info onto stdout
grep '^[A-Z]' "${RESULTS_DIR}/implements.txt"
}
post_all_tests() {
if [[ ${COVERAGE} = yes ]]; then
mkdir -p "${RESULTS_DIR}/coverage"
show go tool cover -html=cover.out -o "${RESULTS_DIR}/coverage/go-ceph.html"
fi
if [[ ${COVERAGE} = yes ]]; then
implements_tool
fi
}
test_go_ceph() {
mkdir -p /tmp/ceph
if ! [[ ${WAIT_FILES} ]]; then
show "${MICRO_OSD_PATH}" /tmp/ceph
fi
export CEPH_CONF
export GOFLAGS
if [[ ${TEST_RUN} == NONE ]]; then
echo "skipping test execution"
return 0
fi
if [[ ${TEST_RUN} == IMPLEMENTS ]]; then
echo "skipping tests, executing implements tool"
pre_all_tests
implements_tool
return $?
fi
find_pkgs
pre_all_tests
if [[ ${WAIT_FILES} ]]; then
# this is less gross looking than any other bash-native split-to-array code
# shellcheck disable=SC2086
wait_for_files ${WAIT_FILES//:/ }
fi
if [[ ${MIRROR_CONF} ]]; then
setup_mirroring
export MIRROR_CONF
fi
# Borrow a page from CURL's cli and use a prefixed @ to mean read the
# value from a filename after the at-sign.
case "$ALT_FS" in
@*)
# it is ok for the file not to exist. that's expected on some
# older versions
GO_CEPH_TEST_ALT_FS_NAME="$(cat "${ALT_FS:1}" 2>/dev/null; true)"
;;
"")
GO_CEPH_TEST_ALT_FS_NAME=""
;;
*)
GO_CEPH_TEST_ALT_FS_NAME="$ALT_FS"
;;
esac
export GO_CEPH_TEST_ALT_FS_NAME
for pkg in "${pkgs[@]}"; do
test_pkg "${pkg}" || test_failed "${pkg}"
done
post_all_tests
}
pause_if_needed() {
if [[ ${PAUSE} = yes ]]; then
echo "*** pausing execution"
sleep infinity
fi
}
if [ -z "${BUILD_TAGS}" ]; then
if [ -n "${CEPH_VERSION}" ]; then
add_build_tag "${CEPH_VERSION}"
fi
if [ -n "${NO_PTRGUARD}" ]; then
add_build_tag "no_ptrguard"
fi
if [ -z "${NO_PREVIEW}" ]; then
add_build_tag "ceph_preview"
fi
fi
test_go_ceph
pause_if_needed
# vim: set ts=4 sw=4 sts=4 et: