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#!/bin/sh
# $PROJECT_NAME is set by Jenkins, this allows us to use the same script to verify
# Chef and Angry Chef
PATH=/opt/$PROJECT_NAME/bin:$PATH
export PATH
BIN_DIR=/opt/$PROJECT_NAME/bin
export BIN_DIR
# We don't want to add the embedded bin dir to the main PATH as this
# could mask issues in our binstub shebangs.
EMBEDDED_BIN_DIR=/opt/$PROJECT_NAME/embedded/bin
export EMBEDDED_BIN_DIR
# If we are on Mac our symlinks are located under /usr/local/bin
# otherwise they are under /usr/bin
if [ -f /usr/bin/sw_vers ]; then
USR_BIN_DIR="/usr/local/bin"
else
USR_BIN_DIR="/usr/bin"
fi
export USR_BIN_DIR
# sanity check that we're getting the correct symlinks from the pre-install script
# solaris doesn't have readlink or test -e. ls -n is different on BSD. proceed with caution.
if [ ! -L $USR_BIN_DIR/chef-client ] || [ `ls -l $USR_BIN_DIR/chef-client | awk '{print$NF}'` != "$BIN_DIR/chef-client" ]; then
echo "$USR_BIN_DIR/chef-client symlink to $BIN_DIR/chef-client was not correctly created by the pre-install script!"
exit 1
fi
if [ ! -L $USR_BIN_DIR/knife ] || [ `ls -l $USR_BIN_DIR/knife | awk '{print$NF}'` != "$BIN_DIR/knife" ]; then
echo "$USR_BIN_DIR/knife symlink to $BIN_DIR/knife was not correctly created by the pre-install script!"
exit 1
fi
if [ ! -L $USR_BIN_DIR/chef-solo ] || [ `ls -l $USR_BIN_DIR/chef-solo | awk '{print$NF}'` != "$BIN_DIR/chef-solo" ]; then
echo "$USR_BIN_DIR/chef-solo symlink to $BIN_DIR/chef-solo was not correctly created by the pre-install script!"
exit 1
fi
if [ ! -L $USR_BIN_DIR/ohai ] || [ `ls -l $USR_BIN_DIR/ohai | awk '{print$NF}'` != "$BIN_DIR/ohai" ]; then
echo "$USR_BIN_DIR/ohai symlink to $BIN_DIR/ohai was not correctly created by the pre-install script!"
exit 1
fi
# Ensure the calling environment (disapproval look Bundler) does not
# infect our Ruby environment created by the `chef-client` cli.
for ruby_env_var in _ORIGINAL_GEM_PATH \
BUNDLE_BIN_PATH \
BUNDLE_GEMFILE \
GEM_HOME \
GEM_PATH \
GEM_ROOT \
RUBYLIB \
RUBYOPT \
RUBY_ENGINE \
RUBY_ROOT \
RUBY_VERSION
do
unset $ruby_env_var
done
chef-client --version
# Exercise various packaged tools to validate binstub shebangs
$EMBEDDED_BIN_DIR/ruby --version
$EMBEDDED_BIN_DIR/gem --version
$EMBEDDED_BIN_DIR/bundle --version
$EMBEDDED_BIN_DIR/rspec --version
# ffi-yajl must run in c-extension mode or we take perf hits, so we force it
# before running rspec so that we don't wind up testing the ffi mode
FORCE_FFI_YAJL=ext
export FORCE_FFI_YAJL
PATH=/opt/$PROJECT_NAME/bin:/opt/$PROJECT_NAME/embedded/bin:$PATH
export PATH
# Test against the vendored Chef gem
cd /opt/$PROJECT_NAME/embedded/lib/ruby/gems/*/gems/chef-[0-9]*
if [ ! -f "Gemfile.lock" ]; then
echo "Chef gem does not contain a Gemfile.lock! This is needed to run any tests."
exit 1
fi
sudo env PATH=$PATH TERM=xterm bundle exec rspec -r rspec_junit_formatter -f RspecJunitFormatter -o $WORKSPACE/test.xml -f documentation spec/functional spec/unit
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