Allocating a pseudo-TTY (-t, --tty) fails when 'run' is executed
inside of a Jenkins or cron script. This change fixes
ttcn3-bts-test, which invokes 'run' to fetch the config files.
Change-Id: If22f682be4f004c5bb43e65098079a4f4fe6158d
Fixes: If15461240f3037c142c176fc7da745a1701ae3f8
So far we were executing all our TTCN-3 tests from a container
image with Debian stretch (9) plus a custom more recent eclipse-titan
package from the osmocom feed.
Let's update the container base OS from stretch (9) to bullseye (11)
while using the same packaged eclipse-titan version (8.0.0) for running
the tests. So this should be a low-risk change, as titan runtime
remains identical.
I've executed all test suites locally and couldn't see any regressions.
Related: OS#4969
Change-Id: Ib3bdfa3bec8f8ef42c55ca61cdee8fbca923874f
Write a line like 'Misc_Helpers.mp_osmo_repo := "nightly"' into the
TTCN-3 config file (e.g. BSC_Tests.cfg), before starting the testsuite.
This allows executing different code paths in the tests based on the
repository.
Related: OS#5327
Change-Id: Ic06532f7a67e59458652c5cf4c8f6fee8113e703
Abort the script and trigger the clean up script, whenever any of the
commands below to prepare the testsuite are failing. This saves time
with figuring out why suddenly all or most tests are failing, and avoids
running the entire testsuite on jenkins if it's obviously not going to
work.
Related: OS#3208
Change-Id: Ie68da2affda8c96b3a515a857a921a05f1bf8ef7
Add set_clean_up_trap() in jenkins-common.sh and run it at the beginning
of the jenkins.sh files. Move the common clean up code from the end of
every jenkins.sh file into clean_up_common(), which gets called by the
trap. Add a custom clean_up() function to those jenkins.sh files that
need additional clean up.
Replace explicit container stop commands (for containers attached to the
docker network) with one call to network_clean() in clean_up_common(). It
kills all containers attached to the docker network.
The motivation for this change is the upcoming optional build of initrd
and kernel during ttcn3-ggsn-test/jenkins.sh. After building these, a
short smoke test will be performed to make sure we can boot the kernel
and initrd, before continuing to run the entire testsuite against it. If
building or the smoke test fails, we must do a proper clean up of the
network and fix permissions.
Related: OS#3208
Change-Id: I807c6221d22fec31db23e2516e477a3eb43347fb
Oliver Smith
Vadim Yanitskiy
Harald Welte