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fm-orchestrator/tests/integration/test_buildrequire_invalid_module.py
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
import pytest
from sh import ErrorReturnCode
def test_buildrequire_invalid_module(pkg_util, scenario, repo, koji):
"""
Run a build with with an invalid 'build_require' module.
I.e.: required module is picked in such a way,
that it is not tagged according to the the base module (platform) requirements,
see platform's modulemd file and its 'koji_tag_with_modules' attribute
(e.g.: platform: el-8.1.0 --> rhel-8.1.0-modules-build).
Koji resolver is expected to not be able to satisfy this build requirement
and hence fail the build.
Assert that:
* the module build hasn't been accepted by MBS:
rhpkg utility returns something else than 0
* "Cannot find any module build..." found on STDERR
If assert fails:
* cancel all triggered module builds.
"""
repo.bump()
expected_error = "Cannot find any module builds"
with pytest.raises(ErrorReturnCode) as excinfo:
# Override 'baked' (_err=sys.stderr) stderr redirect:
# Here we are fine with what plain sh.Command gives us
# (otherwise ErrorReturnCode.stderr is incomplete).
builds = pkg_util.run("--optional", "rebuild_strategy=all", _err=None)
try:
for build in builds:
print("Canceling module-build {}...".format(build.id))
pkg_util.cancel(build)
except ErrorReturnCode:
# Do nothing, this is just a clean-up of accidentally started builds
# in case that the test-case fails
pass
assert expected_error in excinfo.value.stderr.decode("utf-8")