Checkbox

Merge lp:~zyga/checkbox/jobbox into lp:checkbox

  1. jobbox
  2. Merge into trunk
Proposed by Zygmunt Krynicki
Status: Work in progress
Proposed branch: lp:~zyga/checkbox/jobbox
Merge into: lp:checkbox
Diff against target: 1541 lines (+1467/-1)
13 files modified
jobbox/COPYING (+674/-0)
jobbox/MANIFEST.in (+4/-0)
jobbox/README.md (+9/-0)
jobbox/docs/changelog.rst (+12/-0)
jobbox/docs/conf.py (+243/-0)
jobbox/docs/coverage.rst (+74/-0)
jobbox/docs/glossary.rst (+2/-0)
jobbox/docs/index.rst (+51/-0)
jobbox/docs/jobspec.rst (+340/-0)
jobbox/jobbox/__init__.py (+20/-0)
jobbox/setup.cfg (+5/-0)
jobbox/setup.py (+32/-0)
setup.py (+1/-1)
To merge this branch: bzr merge lp:~zyga/checkbox/jobbox
Reviewer Review Type Date Requested Status
Checkbox Developers Pending
Review via email: mp+164752@code.launchpad.net

Description of the change

(resubmitting after git lp rebase learned how it should not spam people with pointless pushes)

I'd like to see some review of that.
If you want I can split it to several smaller merge requests:

1) infrastructure
2) license
3) docs skeleton
4) docs on new plainbox format
5) docs on current checkbox jobs (more of a work-in-progress template/experiment really)

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2138. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=roadmr,zkrynicki][bug=1182489][author=roadmr] Fixed the optical_drive resource so it correctly handles systems with no optical drive."

2139. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=roadmr][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau] Exporter: Added the needed code to recreate job categories (based on local jobs)"

2140. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2141. By Brendan Donegan

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2143. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=zkrynicki][bug=1183271][author=roadmr] Added some missing plugins to POTFILES.in, so their strings can be translated."

2144. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=roadmr][bug=1183236][author=roadmr] Reorders one field in the xml exporter's "summary" section to avoid triggering the linked bug."

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2148. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=roadmr][bug=1185382][author=sylvain-pineau] secure: checkbox-trusted-launcher.py: Force usage of bash to run commands."

2149. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=roadmr] Updated checkbox debian rules to use setup.py test instead of the old test script"

2150. By Brendan Donegan

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2160. By Brendan Donegan

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2161. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=bladernr][bug=][author=roadmr] fixes a few inconsistencies in how the sleep_test fallback command for suspend/hibernate stress tests is called."

2162. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2163. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=zkrynicki][bug=1184197][author=sylvain-pineau] scripts/package_resource: updated version supporting both precise and newer releases"

2164. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2165. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau] scripts/audio_settings: Guess the right profile to select for HDMI / DisplayPort tests."

2166. By Brendan Donegan

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2167. By Jeff Lane 

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2168. By Brendan Donegan

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2169. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau] checkbox-old/checkbox/parsers/pactl.py: Added support for Raring."

2170. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2171. By Jeff Marcom

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2172. By Launchpad Translations on behalf of checkbox-dev

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2173. By Jeff Lane 

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2174. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau] checkbox-old/checkbox/scripts: New location for scripts unit tests"

2175. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2178. By Brendan Donegan

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2179. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau] setup.py: Use setuptools find_packages(), more future proof."

2180. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau] Revert rev. 2170 (Saucy target)"

2181. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2182. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau] checkbox-old/checkbox/scripts: New location for scripts unit tests"

2183. By Brendan Donegan

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2184. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2188. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2189. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=bladernr][bug=1187216][author=roadmr] Added a test that validates that manual (user-verify and user-interact included) jobs contain the verification field in their description, without which the Qt UI tends to skip tests."

2190. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2191. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2192. By Brendan Donegan

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2193. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2194. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=roadmr][bug=1191011][author=sylvain-pineau] checkbox-old/checkbox/scripts/audio-settings.py: fix the profile backup method"

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2197. By Brendan Donegan

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2198. By Jeff Marcom

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2199. By Brendan Donegan

Emergency patch to broken udev_attachment job.

2200. By Jeff Marcom

scripts/virtualization: Fixed issue where log file was lost with temp directory after test completion and resolved issue where test would not execute due to unecessary AttributeError exception catching during arg parsing

Signed-off-by: Jeff Marcom <email address hidden>

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2203. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=bladernr][bug=][author=roadmr] Refactoring of audio_test for Python3 and Gstreamer 1.0, with new peak detection algorithm."

2204. By Brendan Donegan

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2205. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2208. By Brendan Donegan

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2210. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2211. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2212. By Brendan Donegan

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2213. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2214. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2215. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2216. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2217. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2218. By Brendan Donegan

"[r=zkrynicki][bug=1196531][author=brendan-donegan] automatic merge by tarmac"

2219. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=zkrynicki][bug=1097816][author=roadmr] This removes the deprecated gksu privileged execution mechanism, and replaces it with pkexec, along with a policy file so the backend can launch graphical programs and ask for proper authorization.
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2220. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2221. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2223. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2224. By Brendan Donegan

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2225. By Brendan Donegan

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2226. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=roadmr] Syncs the packaging branches. The only differences should be:

- changelog differences
- checkbox/debian does not reference checkbox-old.
- checkbox refers to itself (checkbox trunk) in the control Vcs-Bzr field.

Also see this merge request for the syncing changes to checkbox-packaging.

https://code.launchpad.net/~roadmr/checkbox/packaging-sync-packaging/+merge/172911"

2227. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2228. By Alberto Milone

"[r=brendan-donegan][bug=][author=albertomilone] checkbox-old/scripts/color_depth_info:
1) Prevent a UnicodeDecodeError. I can reproduce this with Python 3 in Saucy (the one in Precise works fine)
2) Be more strict in the regex so that we don't catch undesired strings."

2229. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2230. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2231. By Jeff Marcom

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2233. By Sylvain Pineau

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2234. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2235. By Sylvain Pineau

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2236. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=][bug=][author=roadmr] Added support for specifying a whitelist in SRU mode (plainbox sru). This can be done in one of two ways:

- A whitelist key in the config file's sru section can point to a whitelist to use. For the intended use case (enabling running of server whitelist in our CI loop) this will be the most used option, as our preseed can simply set this key appropriately and plainbox should run the desired whitelist.

- The standard -w, -i and -x selectors from plainbox run are also supported and take priority if they are specified. This is mainly useful for experimenting I think.

- If no whitelist is specified by either mechanism, it will continue to default to sru.whitelist as it did before."

2237. By Brendan Donegan

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2238. By Brendan Donegan

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2239. By Brendan Donegan

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2240. By Jeff Lane 

"[r=roadmr,zkrynicki][bug=1192684][author=bladernr] automatic merge by tarmac"

2241. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=zkrynicki][bug=1199259][author=roadmr] This solves the attached bug by using the videoconvert gstreamer element instead of ffmpegcolorspace in the graphics/display test.

I also added some behavior changes to the gst_pipeline_test script so it doesn't bomb when the pipeline is unparsable. Instead, it exits with a suitable error code, so the job can then detect this and try a second time with another element. This is put into use in the modifications to the job itself."

2242. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2243. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2244. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2245. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2246. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=roadmr][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau] Sort cpuinfo_resource and meminfo_resource items to have a deterministic output"

2247. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=roadmr][bug=1199649][author=sylvain-pineau] gpu_test: Open the kern.log in byte mode to avoid handling possible decode errors."

2248. By Brendan Donegan

"[r=brendan-donegan][bug=][author=brendan-donegan] automatic merge by tarmac"

2249. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=roadmr][bug=][author=roadmr] This documents the job description format from Checkbox, it should constitute the beginnings of a reasonable reference for fields describing a job's behavior as well as its metadata. Currently it's not built into anything, but it's written in RST format so it could eventually be processed by e.g. sphinx."

2250. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2251. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2252. By Po-Hsu Lin

"[r=sylvain-pineau,zkrynicki][bug=1194071,1194170][author=cypressyew] automatic merge by tarmac"

2253. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2254. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2255. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=sylvain-pineau,apulido][bug=1192541][author=roadmr] Addresses the linked bug by naming the test with a concatenation of the product name, type and path.

Hopefully this will be enough. Unfortunately we do have to include some sort of unique identifier (what if a user has two identical mice plugged in?), to avoid generating clashing job names. The actual udev identifier is as good as anything. But I *am* including more detailed information.
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2256. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=roadmr][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau] Set a variable memory_compare diff. threshold and the wifi reconnect timeout to 90s"

2257. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2258. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2259. By Zygmunt Krynicki

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2260. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=roadmr][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau] checkbox-old/scripts/bluetooth_test: Full rewrite in python to log all obexftp errors."

2261. By Brendan Donegan

Incremented changelog

2262. By Launchpad Translations on behalf of checkbox-dev

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2263. By Jeff Lane 

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2264. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"[r=zkrynicki,sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=zkrynicki] automatic merge by tarmac"

2265. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau] checkbox-old:scripts:bluetooth_test: remove 'FileNotFoundError' which only exists in python3.3"

2266. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=zkrynicki][bug=1201480][author=roadmr] plainbox:logging: fall back to console logging only if log files can't be created.

    This protects against a corner case where plainbox is unable to create
    directories or write files in XDG_CACHE_HOME or $HOME. This shouldn't
    really happen in practice, but does happen when building a deb under
    sbuild.
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2267. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"[r=brendan-donegan][bug=][author=zkrynicki] automatic merge by tarmac"

2268. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=roadmr][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau] BT test: Let the Bluetooth stack enough time to close the connection"

2269. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=sylvain-pineau][bug=1202942][author=sylvain-pineau] impl:provider: point CHECKBOX_SHARE to self._base_dir instead of self.jobs_dir"

2270. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=brendan-donegan][bug=1070776][author=roadmr] Based on discussion and tests from the linked bug, these two minor changes (frequency and sampling time) are meant to make the audio test results more reliable."

2271. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=roadmr][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau] plainbox:vendor: Vendorize pypi funcsigs 0.3"

2272. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=roadmr,brendan-donegan][bug=1201769][author=roadmr] Added pkexec support to pm_test. This is not as straightforward as it sounds, have a look at the linked bug for some investigation and description of the solution."

2273. By Brendan Donegan

"[r=roadmr][bug=1197397][author=brendan-donegan] automatic merge by tarmac"

2274. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=roadmr][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau] impl: service, impl:highlevel: Add dbus methods to export sessions results"

2275. By Brendan Donegan

"[r=roadmr][bug=1204013][author=brendan-donegan] automatic merge by tarmac"

2276. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=roadmr][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau] plainbox: service: Added a RunJob dbus method (supporting only shell/local jobs)"

2277. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=roadmr] A miniature, very simplistic dbus client that uses the plainbox apis, serves both as a showcase and guide of how to do testing, and as informal documentation on the process."

2278. By Daniel Manrique

Fixed typo in miniclient

2279. By Launchpad Translations on behalf of checkbox-dev

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2280. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=roadmr][bug=][author=roadmr] This adds two manual tests for the user to slide the balance control and verify it works as expected. The tests provide a 10-second tone for the user to manually move balance and check it works as expected."

2281. By Daniel Manrique

Incremented changelog

2282. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=sylvain-pineau][bug=1204404][author=sylvain-pineau] plainbox:impl:exporters:xml: Added the missing option_list parameter"

2283. By Jeff Marcom

"[r=][bug=1206699][author=jeffmarcom] automatic merge by tarmac"

2284. By Launchpad Translations on behalf of checkbox-dev

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2285. By Po-Hsu Lin

"[r=roadmr][bug=1204799][author=cypressyew] automatic merge by tarmac"

2286. By Daniel Manrique

"[r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=roadmr] This branch explores and proposes possible solutions to the "unable to lookup object wrapper" problem.

The problem happens because, when a "local" job creates new jobs (as opposed to just "claiming" parenthood of existing jobs, which just set their "via" attribute), these new jobs are added to the session's run_list and job_state_map, and the native job objects are created and added to the session's job_list.

We have access to these attributes through dbus, and object references are in theory correctly translated to equivalent dbus paths.

The problem is that when adding these new jobs, we never created their JobDefinitionWrapper and JobStateWrapper, the way we create them when first initializing a session over dbus (this is all in plainbox/plainbox/impl/service.py, have a look at the code that creates a SessionStateWrapper). So we need an equivalent of PLainbox's behavior when adding new jobs via a local job (which is done in update_desired_job_list).

I updated the UpdateDesiredJobList 'wrapper' method to scan the list of jobs in the session and create their JobDefinitionWrapper and JobStateWrappers, publishing them as well through dbus.

A single behavior change is needed client-side; once RunJob is finished, the session's native state map and job list will have been updated. Explicitly running UpdateDesiredJobList after *each* local job is run will be needed to create the necessary JobDefinitions and avoid the error.

I was able to do this for the mini-client (see example), but I couldn't figure out how to do it correctly for the qt gui-engine. I'll have to rely on Andrew's expertise for this :)

To test these changes, using this branch, launch plainbox -c stub service. Then, on another window, launch the dbus mini-client, which should correctly run, create the two multilevel_{1,2} jobs, and process them without any errors.

If you launch d-feet prior to the mini-client run, you will see there are exactly 12 plainbox/job objects for job definitions. After running the mini-client, there will be 14 definitions (the two multilevel new jobs).

One problem remains: If you rerun a client without closing plainbox service, it will attempt to create a duplicate JobDefinitionWrapper, which will cause an error. To avoid this, just close and restart plainbox service between runs.

Also, remember this is just a proof of concept on how to solve the problem. It will need to be adapted to work with the new async job runner, I definitely need to fix the duplicated JobDefinitionWrapper problem, and I'd like to come up with a better way of finding and creating those JobDefinitions after each local job run. But hey, it's a start :)"

2287. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=brendan-donegan,roadmr][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau] plainbox:service: Added asynchronous run capabilities"

2288. By Sylvain Pineau

"[r=roadmr][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau] plainbox:contrib:dbus-mini-client: Pre-run local jobs"

2289. By Brendan Donegan

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2290. By Brendan Donegan

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2291. By Daniel Manrique

Fixed a bug with exporting a JobState's readiness_inhibitor_list, and restored a comment that was eaten by a previous commit

2292. By Brendan Donegan

"[r=roadmr][bug=][author=brendan-donegan] automatic merge by tarmac"

2293. By Launchpad Translations on behalf of checkbox-dev

Launchpad automatic translations update.

2294. By Daniel Manrique

"A fix for the linked bug, ignoring decoding errors while parsing udevadm output (actually, while decoding it into a string). We've seen invalid characters in some power supplies, and this fix is in a network device script, so it shouldn't affect anything. [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=1210050][author=roadmr]"

2295. By Daniel Manrique

Incremented changelog

2296. By Sylvain Pineau

"impl: exporter: New XLXS exporter [r=sylvain-pineau,zkrynicki][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2297. By Sylvain Pineau

"impl:exporter:xlsx: is now compliant with the new package resource output [r=roadmr][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2298. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2299. By Launchpad Translations on behalf of checkbox-dev

Launchpad automatic translations update.

2300. By Brendan Donegan

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=sylvain-pineau,cypressyew][bug=][author=brendan-donegan]"

2301. By Daniel Manrique

"scripts/internet_test: Added a passing threshold parameter for packet loss, added auto-adjustment of ping count and deadline so that they don't conflict with each other (LP: #1211144)
 [r=bladernr][bug=1211144][author=roadmr]"

2302. By Daniel Manrique

"Explicitly sets the log dir so logs are stored in a predictable location, for the two stress tests that use pm_test script. [r=zkrynicki][bug=1205194][author=roadmr]"

2303. By Daniel Manrique

"Adds a __version__ attribute to the checkbox.parsers.submission module, at the request of the PES Infrastructure team, to be used to determine when to reparse a submission. [r=zkrynicki][bug=1211825][author=roadmr]"

2304. By Daniel Manrique

"Added a couple of checks so that tests looking for video files in $CHECKBOX_SHARE fail gracefully if the files don't exist. [r=zkrynicki][bug=1202946][author=roadmr]"

2305. By Daniel Manrique

"Fixes the parser which was generating incorrect data for network devices.

The problem is caused by a cleaned-up path for devices causing incorrect lookups of product and device ids (it's looking at the *parent* device's identifiers). The cleaned-up path is required by some external applications (such as udev_resource script), so rather than simply removing the offending commit (and generating the "dirty" paths), the fix was to use the full device paths for device matching and id determination purposes (all this is internal to UdevadmParser), while maintaining the filtering for the public path attribute.

The udevadmparser tests were fleshed out to properly identify this behavior, so we can better ensure the device information we generate is accurate. [r=zkrynicki][bug=1211521][author=roadmr]"

2306. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2307. By Daniel Manrique

"Formalizes and describes origin behavior, both for jobs originating in a file (with proper line numbers) and jobs taken from a stream (such as those generated from a localjob).

A few extra base behaviors for Origin were required; these are also properly tested now. [r=][bug=][author=roadmr]"

2308. By Daniel Manrique

"At Andew's request, renamed ExportSession to ExportSessionToFile, keeping the same functionality, and added a new ExportSession that returns the exported data (xml, json, whatever) as a string over DBus.

This is easier for a UI to display since it doesn't have to decide on a temporary filename, it just receives a big string.

Traditionally the xml reports are 1 MB and larger, but the use case for this is to display a user-viewable report on a qml component using e.g. webkit, so maybe we can come up with an exporter that produces a simplified html representation of the session. Something like what old checkbox-ihv's save report functionality produces. I think those are not so big (even including inlined resources).
 [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=roadmr]"

2309. By Daniel Manrique

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=brendan-donegan][bug=1214123][author=roadmr]"

2310. By Daniel Manrique

"checkbox:parsers:udevadm: Tweaks to categorization so devices we want to ignore have category: None. A couple new categorization rules for AUDIO and OTHER devices also added.

Tests were updated accordingly for this behavior, the scope of the test changes is described in that commit's message, so it can be verified that the core behavior didn't change radically and the parser is still generating data as expected.

See here https://bugs.launchpad.net/checkbox/+bug/1211369/comments/3 for a detailed explanation of the changes in parser output with these changes. [r=roadmr,brendan-donegan][bug=1211369][author=roadmr]"

2311. By Launchpad Translations on behalf of checkbox-dev

Launchpad automatic translations update.

2312. By Daniel Manrique

"This adds a new property to RunningJob which can be used to check the return code (rather, the outcome based on the return code, so the only decision to make is "is this empty/null?" (in which case, we don't know what the outcome should be). Also, an example of its use on the miniclient is provided. [r=brendan-donegan][bug=][author=roadmr]"

2313. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2314. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2315. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2316. By Brendan Donegan

Incremented changelog

2317. By Daniel Manrique

plainbox:impl:commands:sru: Set the correct URL for the staging website

2318. By Po-Hsu Lin

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=1217292][author=cypressyew]"

2319. By Brendan Donegan

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=brendan-donegan]"

2320. By Daniel Manrique

"A minor improvement to udev_resource, it allows the parser to process a pre-dumped udevadm file with just an optional parameter, it will ease diagnostics for udev parser bugs. [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=roadmr]"

2321. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2322. By Jeff Lane 

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=1217506][author=bladernr]"

2323. By Daniel Manrique

"A simple fix for the attached bug, parted stops to ask for information on GPT disks, which causes the storage_test to stall, this simply uses the -s (script) parameter to parted to avoid any interaction. [r=roadmr,bladernr][bug=1215778][author=roadmr]"

2324. By Launchpad Translations on behalf of checkbox-dev

Launchpad automatic translations update.

2325. By Sylvain Pineau

"checkbox-old/scripts/fwts_test: Added the following new tests:

method, msr, aspm, klog, oops and uefirtvariable (LP: #1202493) [r=zkrynicki][bug=1202493][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2326. By Daniel Manrique

"Fixes a bug where logs were compressed in an incorrect directory, causing attachment to fail. Jeffrey Chang fixed this really. [r=bladernr][bug=1218186][author=roadmr]"

2327. By Jeff Marcom

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=jeffmarcom]"

2328. By Jeff Lane 

"scripts/storage test now checks to make sure there's enough free disk space before running bonnie++ and adjusts bonnie++ parameters accordingly if there is not enough free disk space. This avoids a bug causing false failures on systems with small disk drives. [r=zkrynicki][bug=1217268][author=bladernr]"

2329. By Daniel Manrique

"The linked bug is about a test failing because it's comparing xinput lists from before and after booting, and even though the devices may be the same, they are in different orders, so the comparison fails.The fix is simply to sort xinput output to ensure valid comparisons. [r=zkrynicki][bug=1218188][author=roadmr]"

2330. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2331. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2332. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2333. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2334. By Daniel Manrique

"Fix gpu_test failing with an exception if wmctrl returns failure. I'm not 100% sure the behavior once we catch the exception is correct, but at least this avoids the nasty trace.

 [r=zkrynicki][bug=1217937][author=roadmr]"

2335. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2336. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2337. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2338. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2339. By Daniel Manrique

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=1214443][author=roadmr]"

2340. By Daniel Manrique

"This adds the HTML exporter code, it will actually produce an HTML document from the xslt in the previous commit.

This lacks testing (will appear in an upcoming merge request).

Also note that at the moment this only makes sense in a local context, since resources (css, scripts and images) are referenced by full, local path. [r=zkrynicki][bug=1214443][author=roadmr]"

2341. By Daniel Manrique

"plainbox:impl:exporters:html: Added a helper class to inline some resources.

This replaces references to css, script and img resources with the actual
resource data, the goal is to produce a self-contained HTML file.

This class works on a lxml tree, to avoid traditional pitfalls when working
on raw HTML. [r=zkrynicki][bug=1214443][author=roadmr]"

2342. By Sylvain Pineau

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2343. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=1221186][author=zkrynicki]"

2344. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2345. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2346. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=1221393][author=zkrynicki]"

2347. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2348. By Launchpad Translations on behalf of checkbox-dev

Launchpad automatic translations update.

2349. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2350. By Sylvain Pineau

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2351. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2352. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2353. By Brendan Donegan

Incremented changelog

2354. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki,roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2355. By Brendan Donegan

Incremented changelog

2356. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2357. By Daniel Manrique

"Minor fix for a minor bug, switches to using a top-level reserved domain as per RFC2606 in a unit test. [r=zkrynicki][bug=1222808][author=roadmr]"

2358. By Sylvain Pineau

"commands:service.py: calls dbus.mainloop.glib.threads_init(). [r=zkrynicki][bug=1219905][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2359. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2360. By Daniel Manrique

"Adds the report resources to the plainbox package (actually, just to the set of files that are installed when doing setup.py build / install). No changes to packaging were necessary.

This is needed for the html exporter to work properly from an installed package. [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=roadmr]"

2361. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2362. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2363. By Daniel Manrique

"Removed dmesg_common that's no longer present in fwts and added specific version dependency to checkbox.

https://code.launchpad.net/~roadmr/checkbox/packaging-1206016-fwts-version/+merge/185055 applies the equivalent change to the packaging branch, so auto-built packages have this included. [r=brendan-donegan][bug=1206016][author=roadmr]"

2364. By Brendan Donegan

Fixed changelog

2365. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2366. By Daniel Manrique

"Removed references to Ubuntu Friendly due to sunsetting of the project. [r=zkrynicki][bug=1224533][author=roadmr]"

2367. By Daniel Manrique

"Adds a whitelist to be used specifically in automated testing of checkbox, related tools, and test definitions. This is based on the SRU whitelist but will evolve over time as needs dictate. [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=roadmr]"

2368. By Daniel Manrique

"Ensures that pactl commands are run on a properly unlocalized environment. Code was setting LANG to "C", but that seems to not reset LANGUAGE which is still honored by pactl. Setting LANG to POSIX instead produces the desired behavior. [r=][bug=1201126][author=roadmr]"

2369. By Jeff Lane 

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=][bug=1224820][author=bladernr]"

2370. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2371. By Brendan Donegan

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=1218993][author=brendan-donegan]"

2372. By Launchpad Translations on behalf of checkbox-dev

Launchpad automatic translations update.

2373. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2374. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2375. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2376. By Brendan Donegan

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=1224854][author=brendan-donegan]"

2377. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2378. By Brendan Donegan

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=1227071][author=brendan-donegan]"

2379. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2380. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2381. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2382. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2383. By Brendan Donegan

Incremented changelog

2384. By Daniel Manrique

"Updates the fwts_test script per the linked bug's recommendations on which tests to run. [r=bladernr][bug=1228168][author=roadmr]"

2385. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2386. By Daniel Manrique

"Improves the mini-ci reports, with two changes:

- The subject/summary line (the one in the report email) contains the system's IP address and hostname (for desktop installs, the hostname is the CID, while for server installs, it's always "ubuntu"). This helps pinpointing the exact system in question and accessing it remotely.

- The detailed report (in the pastebin) contains a list of plainbox and checkbox packages with versions (dpkg --list yadda yadda), helpful for determining if the problem is due to a wrong version of a package. [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=roadmr]"

2387. By Launchpad Translations on behalf of checkbox-dev

Launchpad automatic translations update.

2388. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2389. By Daniel Manrique

"plainbox:exporter:xml: map OUTCOME_UNDECIDED to OUTCOME_SKIP

    This patch prevents a crash when manual jobs that were executed in
    non-interactive mode (those now return OUTCOME_UNDECIDED) would fail
    to export to something that the XML consumers can expect.

    It also adds a couple extra missing mappings in the xml exporter, and
    a test to verify that all possible plainbox outcomes are properly
    mapped in the exporter. [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=roadmr]"

2390. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=brendan-donegan][bug=1229087][author=zkrynicki]"

2391. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=1229087][author=zkrynicki]"

2392. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2393. By Brendan Donegan

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=brendan-donegan]"

2394. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=1232028][author=zkrynicki]"

2395. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2396. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2397. By Yung Shen

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=1209084][author=kaxing]"

2398. By Daniel Manrique

"scripts/gpu_test: Better validation that glxgears windows were found.

This is to avoid manipulation of nonexisting windows which causes
threads to crash and the entire program to stall.

 [r=zkrynicki][bug=1232232][author=roadmr]"

2399. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2400. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2401. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2402. By Brendan Donegan

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=1224854][author=brendan-donegan]"

2403. By Daniel Manrique

" plainbox:exporter:html: Refactored to expose "raw" html dump method.

    This keeps the old behavior intact while exposing a new dump_etree
    method which can be used by external applications to mimic plainbox's
    html exporting and inlining, useful for instance, for a simple "htmlize
    and inline this .xml report" script.
 [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=roadmr]"

2404. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"plainbox:service: clean all session dbus objects on removal [r=zkrynicki,roadmr][bug=1227289,1231840][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2405. By Daniel Manrique

Merged fix for a typo when adding user-interact-verify plugin, which caused checkbox installation to bomb

2406. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2407. By Brendan Donegan

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=1184688][author=brendan-donegan]"

2408. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2409. By Launchpad Translations on behalf of checkbox-dev

Launchpad automatic translations update.

2410. By Sylvain Pineau

"Handle invalid re pattern used by checkbox (include|exclude)_pattern_list [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2411. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=sylvain-pineau,zkrynicki][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2412. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=sylvain-pineau,apulido][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2413. By Daniel Manrique

Fixed minor typo in virtualization script

2414. By Daniel Manrique

"checkbox-old:parser:udevadm: Heuristic for Mediatek BT controllers.

In addition to the new block of code needed to correctly identify these controllers as BLUETOOTH (and not OTHER), it includes data files for two systems with this kind of BT controller, as well as some code updates to handle these strange devices which have no names (udev can't find them in its USB and PCI ID database). Thus we ensure that these parser changes don't affect how the other systems in our "test pool" get processed.

The debugging process, testing and fix are thoroughly documented in the bug report, commit messages and code comments. [r=brendan-donegan][bug=1210405][author=roadmr]"

2415. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2416. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2417. By Brendan Donegan

Incremented changelog

2418. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=1236377][author=zkrynicki]"

2419. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=1236377,1236505][author=zkrynicki]"

2420. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2421. By Daniel Manrique

"jobs/virtualization.txt.in: Set the kvm_check_vm test to run as root, to ensure we're running under kvm and not tcg. Modified tests for environment variables accordingly since we need to account for presence of proxy variables. [r=][bug=][author=roadmr]"

2422. By Daniel Manrique

" Added required resource jobs to autotesting whitelist.

    This is the whitelist used in the mini CI loop. We removed all the
    resource jobs because plainbox runs them "implicitly" when they are used
    in a job's "requires" field. However, a few resources which are needed
    for a valid submission are not requested by any job and so they weren't
    being run.

    I included a couple of resources that *are* used by jobs, but since they
    are mandatory for a valid submission I thought it good to include them,
    to signal the fact that these resources shouldn't be removed.
 [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=roadmr]"

2423. By Sylvain Pineau

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=1236505][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2424. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=1236505][author=zkrynicki]"

2425. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2426. By Jeff Marcom

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=bladernr,roadmr][bug=][author=jeffmarcom]"

2427. By Launchpad Translations on behalf of checkbox-dev

Launchpad automatic translations update.

2428. By Sylvain Pineau

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2429. By Daniel Manrique

" scripts/gpu_test: Fixed index bug and revamped thread killing logic.

    This fixes the linked bug which is about a simple off-by-one error, but
    also refactors the way we invoke and keep track of glxgears
    windows/threads. Instead of relying on the window ID, which may not be
    found, we keep track of the thread's child process id, and the terminate
    method uses that to reliably kill any spawned process.

    All this should eliminate cases where a rogue thread keeps the entire
    script from exiting thus hanging the test run.

    We also handle the (corner) case where if glxgears fails to run, the
    thread will just exit with a harmless message and no nasty trace.
 [r=zkrynicki][bug=1237199][author=roadmr]"

2430. By Sylvain Pineau

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2431. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=1236377,1236505][author=zkrynicki]"

2432. By Brendan Donegan

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=1236776][author=brendan-donegan]"

2433. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2434. By Brendan Donegan

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=brendan-donegan]"

2435. By Taihsiang Ho

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=taihsiangho]"

2436. By Po-Hsu Lin

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=cypressyew]"

2437. By Yung Shen

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=kaxing]"

2438. By Yung Shen

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=kaxing]"

2439. By Brendan Donegan

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=1184765][author=brendan-donegan]"

2440. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2441. By Daniel Manrique

Fixed one-character packaging typo

2442. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2443. By Daniel Manrique

"plugins/backend_info: Resolve and use full path to the backend script to ensure it runs when invoked via pkexec which is unhappy with relative paths (LP: #1240245)
 [r=cypressyew][bug=1240245][author=roadmr]"

2444. By Sylvain Pineau

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki,roadmr][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2445. By Daniel Manrique

" checkbox-old/plugins/backend_info.py: Fixes the relative path fix.

    We were doing os.path.realpath expansion in the wrong place, because,
    due to how checkbox variables work, string substitution was happening
    *after* realpathing the command's path. So first it'd be converted to an
    absolute path with the %(checkbox_share) intact, and *then*
    checkbox_share was being substituted by its value, thus having a double
    substitution.

    The fix defers os.path.realpath to a point where self.command is fully
    resolved and interpolated, so it constitutes an actual (either relative
    or absolute) path, thus guaranteeing os.path.realpath just turns that
    into an absolute path regardless.
 [r=brendan-donegan][bug=1240245][author=roadmr]"

2446. By Brendan Donegan

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=1184765][author=brendan-donegan]"

2447. By Sylvain Pineau

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2448. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2449. By Sylvain Pineau

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2450. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2451. By Sylvain Pineau

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2452. By Sylvain Pineau

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2453. By Taihsiang Ho

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=taihsiangho]"

2454. By Jeff Lane 

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=bladernr]"

2455. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2456. By Sylvain Pineau

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2457. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=1236377,1236505][author=zkrynicki]"

2458. By Launchpad Translations on behalf of checkbox-dev

Launchpad automatic translations update.

2459. By Sylvain Pineau

Incremented changelog

2460. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2461. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2462. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2463. By Chris Gregan

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=cgregan]"

2464. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=1236377,1236505][author=zkrynicki]"

2465. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2466. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=1236377,1236505,1243610][author=zkrynicki]"

2467. By Brendan Donegan

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=1184733][author=brendan-donegan]"

2468. By Brendan Donegan

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=1238570][author=brendan-donegan]"

2469. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2470. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2471. By Chris Gregan

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=cgregan]"

2472. By Jeff Marcom

Quick patch to scripts/network to fix previous accepted merge rev:2468

Signed-off-by: Jeff Marcom <email address hidden>

2473. By Launchpad Translations on behalf of checkbox-dev

Launchpad automatic translations update.

2474. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2475. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=1236377,1236505,1243610][author=zkrynicki]"

2476. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2477. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=1236377,1236505,1243610][author=zkrynicki]"

2478. By Sylvain Pineau

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2479. By Chris Gregan

"Addition of rfkill test to wireless.txt [r=roadmr][bug=][author=cgregan]"

2480. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr,sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2481. By Daniel Manrique

"Added a method to mangle our nasty dbus path names into compliance (it's quite simplistic, needs adding to, and testing), and used it to ensure provider and whitelist names don't cause plainbox service to choke.

To test what happened, define a local provider in ~/.local/share/plainbox-providers-1 and try to start plainbox -c deb service, which will crash horribly without this patch. [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=roadmr]"

2482. By Daniel Manrique

"Added test for mangle_object_path validator.

The test ensures that the mangled path conforms to a regex that encodes
all the dbus object path restrictions. A glaring exception is that the
single-slash (i.e. root) path which is valid is not recognized by the
regex, but in this use case it's not critical. [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=roadmr]"

2483. By Daniel Manrique

"Implements manually-verified tests to confirm that each network interface supports a speed close to its theoretical maximum bandwidth. A human is left to pass judgement since no interface will transmit at exactly its maximum speed.

I snuck in a few fixes and tweaks for the network script. [r=roadmr,cgregan][bug=][author=roadmr]"

2484. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2485. By Brendan Donegan

Incremented changelog

2486. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=1236377,1236505,1243610][author=zkrynicki]"

2487. By Sylvain Pineau

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2488. By Launchpad Translations on behalf of checkbox-dev

Launchpad automatic translations update.

2489. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=1236377,1236505,1243610][author=zkrynicki]"

2490. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=sylvain-pineau][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2491. By Sylvain Pineau

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2492. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr,jeffmarcom][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2493. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2494. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=1236377,1236505,1243610][author=zkrynicki]"

2495. By Sylvain Pineau

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=sylvain-pineau]"

2496. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=zkrynicki][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2497. By Zygmunt Krynicki

"automatic merge by tarmac [r=roadmr][bug=][author=zkrynicki]"

2498. By Zygmunt Krynicki

jobbox: add the jobbox package

[don't open before xmas]

JobBox is the next step in cleaning up CheckBox as a technology base and
software development project. JobBox aims to provide all of the jobs that
CheckBox previously had to offer while fixing some architecture issues
and maintaining the quality standards set by PlainBox.

This patch adds the basic infrastructure, documentation of JobBox
job specification, a PlainBox job provider interface and a clean slate
for migrating jobs from CheckBox to JobBox.

Signed-off-by: Zygmunt Krynicki <email address hidden>

2499. By Zygmunt Krynicki

setup.py: add jobbox to multiplexing setup

Signed-off-by: Zygmunt Krynicki <email address hidden>

Unmerged revisions

2499. By Zygmunt Krynicki

setup.py: add jobbox to multiplexing setup

Signed-off-by: Zygmunt Krynicki <email address hidden>

2498. By Zygmunt Krynicki

jobbox: add the jobbox package

[don't open before xmas]

JobBox is the next step in cleaning up CheckBox as a technology base and
software development project. JobBox aims to provide all of the jobs that
CheckBox previously had to offer while fixing some architecture issues
and maintaining the quality standards set by PlainBox.

This patch adds the basic infrastructure, documentation of JobBox
job specification, a PlainBox job provider interface and a clean slate
for migrating jobs from CheckBox to JobBox.

Signed-off-by: Zygmunt Krynicki <email address hidden>

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681=== added file 'jobbox/MANIFEST.in'
682--- jobbox/MANIFEST.in 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
683+++ jobbox/MANIFEST.in 2013-11-11 15:04:58 +0000
684@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
685+include README.md
686+include COPYING
687+recursive-include docs *.rst
688+include docs/conf.py
689
690=== added file 'jobbox/README.md'
691--- jobbox/README.md 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
692+++ jobbox/README.md 2013-11-11 15:04:58 +0000
693@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
694+JobBox
695+======
696+
697+JobBox is a collection of jobs for PlainBox and CheckBox
698+
699+Status of JobBox
700+================
701+
702+JobBox is currently in planning stages and has no code or jobs whatsoever.
703
704=== added directory 'jobbox/docs'
705=== added file 'jobbox/docs/changelog.rst'
706--- jobbox/docs/changelog.rst 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
707+++ jobbox/docs/changelog.rst 2013-11-11 15:04:58 +0000
708@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
709+ChangeLog
710+=========
711+
712+.. note::
713+ This changelog contains only a summary of changes. For a more accurate
714+ accounting of development history please inspect the source history
715+ directly.
716+
717+PlainBox 0.1 (unreleased)
718+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
719+
720+* Initial release
721
722=== added file 'jobbox/docs/conf.py'
723--- jobbox/docs/conf.py 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
724+++ jobbox/docs/conf.py 2013-11-11 15:04:58 +0000
725@@ -0,0 +1,243 @@
726+#!/usr/bin/env python3
727+# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
728+#
729+# JobBox documentation build configuration file, created by
730+# sphinx-quickstart on Wed Feb 13 11:18:39 2013.
731+#
732+# This file is execfile()d with the current directory set to its containing dir.
733+#
734+# Note that not all possible configuration values are present in this
735+# autogenerated file.
736+#
737+# All configuration values have a default; values that are commented out
738+# serve to show the default.
739+
740+import sys, os
741+
742+# If extensions (or modules to document with autodoc) are in another directory,
743+# add these directories to sys.path here. If the directory is relative to the
744+# documentation root, use os.path.abspath to make it absolute, like shown here.
745+#sys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath('.'))
746+
747+# -- General configuration -----------------------------------------------------
748+
749+# If your documentation needs a minimal Sphinx version, state it here.
750+#needs_sphinx = '1.0'
751+
752+# Add any Sphinx extension module names here, as strings. They can be extensions
753+# coming with Sphinx (named 'sphinx.ext.*') or your custom ones.
754+extensions = ['sphinx.ext.autodoc', 'sphinx.ext.doctest', 'sphinx.ext.todo', 'sphinx.ext.coverage', 'sphinx.ext.viewcode']
755+
756+# Add any paths that contain templates here, relative to this directory.
757+templates_path = ['_templates']
758+
759+# The suffix of source filenames.
760+source_suffix = '.rst'
761+
762+# The encoding of source files.
763+#source_encoding = 'utf-8-sig'
764+
765+# The master toctree document.
766+master_doc = 'index'
767+
768+# General information about the project.
769+project = 'JobBox'
770+copyright = '2013, Zygmunt Krynicki'
771+
772+# The version info for the project you're documenting, acts as replacement for
773+# |version| and |release|, also used in various other places throughout the
774+# built documents.
775+#
776+# The short X.Y version.
777+version = '0.1'
778+# The full version, including alpha/beta/rc tags.
779+release = '0.1'
780+
781+# The language for content autogenerated by Sphinx. Refer to documentation
782+# for a list of supported languages.
783+#language = None
784+
785+# There are two options for replacing |today|: either, you set today to some
786+# non-false value, then it is used:
787+#today = ''
788+# Else, today_fmt is used as the format for a strftime call.
789+#today_fmt = '%B %d, %Y'
790+
791+# List of patterns, relative to source directory, that match files and
792+# directories to ignore when looking for source files.
793+exclude_patterns = []
794+
795+# The reST default role (used for this markup: `text`) to use for all documents.
796+#default_role = None
797+
798+# If true, '()' will be appended to :func: etc. cross-reference text.
799+#add_function_parentheses = True
800+
801+# If true, the current module name will be prepended to all description
802+# unit titles (such as .. function::).
803+#add_module_names = True
804+
805+# If true, sectionauthor and moduleauthor directives will be shown in the
806+# output. They are ignored by default.
807+#show_authors = False
808+
809+# The name of the Pygments (syntax highlighting) style to use.
810+pygments_style = 'sphinx'
811+
812+# A list of ignored prefixes for module index sorting.
813+#modindex_common_prefix = []
814+
815+
816+# -- Options for HTML output ---------------------------------------------------
817+
818+# The theme to use for HTML and HTML Help pages. See the documentation for
819+# a list of builtin themes.
820+html_theme = 'default'
821+
822+# Theme options are theme-specific and customize the look and feel of a theme
823+# further. For a list of options available for each theme, see the
824+# documentation.
825+#html_theme_options = {}
826+
827+# Add any paths that contain custom themes here, relative to this directory.
828+#html_theme_path = []
829+
830+# The name for this set of Sphinx documents. If None, it defaults to
831+# "<project> v<release> documentation".
832+#html_title = None
833+
834+# A shorter title for the navigation bar. Default is the same as html_title.
835+#html_short_title = None
836+
837+# The name of an image file (relative to this directory) to place at the top
838+# of the sidebar.
839+#html_logo = None
840+
841+# The name of an image file (within the static path) to use as favicon of the
842+# docs. This file should be a Windows icon file (.ico) being 16x16 or 32x32
843+# pixels large.
844+#html_favicon = None
845+
846+# Add any paths that contain custom static files (such as style sheets) here,
847+# relative to this directory. They are copied after the builtin static files,
848+# so a file named "default.css" will overwrite the builtin "default.css".
849+html_static_path = ['_static']
850+
851+# If not '', a 'Last updated on:' timestamp is inserted at every page bottom,
852+# using the given strftime format.
853+#html_last_updated_fmt = '%b %d, %Y'
854+
855+# If true, SmartyPants will be used to convert quotes and dashes to
856+# typographically correct entities.
857+#html_use_smartypants = True
858+
859+# Custom sidebar templates, maps document names to template names.
860+#html_sidebars = {}
861+
862+# Additional templates that should be rendered to pages, maps page names to
863+# template names.
864+#html_additional_pages = {}
865+
866+# If false, no module index is generated.
867+#html_domain_indices = True
868+
869+# If false, no index is generated.
870+#html_use_index = True
871+
872+# If true, the index is split into individual pages for each letter.
873+#html_split_index = False
874+
875+# If true, links to the reST sources are added to the pages.
876+#html_show_sourcelink = True
877+
878+# If true, "Created using Sphinx" is shown in the HTML footer. Default is True.
879+#html_show_sphinx = True
880+
881+# If true, "(C) Copyright ..." is shown in the HTML footer. Default is True.
882+#html_show_copyright = True
883+
884+# If true, an OpenSearch description file will be output, and all pages will
885+# contain a <link> tag referring to it. The value of this option must be the
886+# base URL from which the finished HTML is served.
887+#html_use_opensearch = ''
888+
889+# This is the file name suffix for HTML files (e.g. ".xhtml").
890+#html_file_suffix = None
891+
892+# Output file base name for HTML help builder.
893+htmlhelp_basename = 'JobBoxdoc'
894+
895+
896+# -- Options for LaTeX output --------------------------------------------------
897+
898+latex_elements = {
899+# The paper size ('letterpaper' or 'a4paper').
900+#'papersize': 'letterpaper',
901+
902+# The font size ('10pt', '11pt' or '12pt').
903+#'pointsize': '10pt',
904+
905+# Additional stuff for the LaTeX preamble.
906+#'preamble': '',
907+}
908+
909+# Grouping the document tree into LaTeX files. List of tuples
910+# (source start file, target name, title, author, documentclass [howto/manual]).
911+latex_documents = [
912+ ('index', 'JobBox.tex', 'JobBox Documentation',
913+ 'Zygmunt Krynicki', 'manual'),
914+]
915+
916+# The name of an image file (relative to this directory) to place at the top of
917+# the title page.
918+#latex_logo = None
919+
920+# For "manual" documents, if this is true, then toplevel headings are parts,
921+# not chapters.
922+#latex_use_parts = False
923+
924+# If true, show page references after internal links.
925+#latex_show_pagerefs = False
926+
927+# If true, show URL addresses after external links.
928+#latex_show_urls = False
929+
930+# Documents to append as an appendix to all manuals.
931+#latex_appendices = []
932+
933+# If false, no module index is generated.
934+#latex_domain_indices = True
935+
936+
937+# -- Options for manual page output --------------------------------------------
938+
939+# One entry per manual page. List of tuples
940+# (source start file, name, description, authors, manual section).
941+man_pages = [
942+ ('index', 'jobbox', 'JobBox Documentation',
943+ ['Zygmunt Krynicki'], 1)
944+]
945+
946+# If true, show URL addresses after external links.
947+#man_show_urls = False
948+
949+
950+# -- Options for Texinfo output ------------------------------------------------
951+
952+# Grouping the document tree into Texinfo files. List of tuples
953+# (source start file, target name, title, author,
954+# dir menu entry, description, category)
955+texinfo_documents = [
956+ ('index', 'JobBox', 'JobBox Documentation',
957+ 'Zygmunt Krynicki', 'JobBox', 'One line description of project.',
958+ 'Miscellaneous'),
959+]
960+
961+# Documents to append as an appendix to all manuals.
962+#texinfo_appendices = []
963+
964+# If false, no module index is generated.
965+#texinfo_domain_indices = True
966+
967+# How to display URL addresses: 'footnote', 'no', or 'inline'.
968+#texinfo_show_urls = 'footnote'
969
970=== added file 'jobbox/docs/coverage.rst'
971--- jobbox/docs/coverage.rst 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
972+++ jobbox/docs/coverage.rst 2013-11-11 15:04:58 +0000
973@@ -0,0 +1,74 @@
974+Job Coverage
975+============
976+
977+This document summarizes job / test coverage as provided by JobBox
978+
979+Hardware Jobs
980+^^^^^^^^^^^^^
981+
982+============= ====================================== ========================
983+Category Name Hardware in scope Description
984+============= ====================================== ========================
985+audio Sound card, headphone jacks, etc basic functionality tests
986+benchmarks CPUs, GPUs, Disks, Network assorted benchmarks
987+bluetooth Bluetooth hardware basic functionality tests
988+camera video input devices, webcams basic functionality tests
989+cpu CPU basic cpu features
990+disk Hard drives and SSD basic functionality and capacity tests
991+esata eSATA-connected disks
992+expresscard Express cards
993+fingerprint Fingerprint scanners
994+firewire Firewire-connected disks
995+floppy Floppy disks
996+graphics Integrated and discrete GPUSs
997+input Mouse, touchpad and touchscreen
998+keys Special hardware keys
999+led Indicator LEDs
1000+mediacard Memory card readers (SD, uSD, xD)
1001+memory RAM
1002+monitor CRT and LCD monitors
1003+networking Ethernet, WiFI and modem
1004+optical optical drives (CDs, DVDs)
1005+peripheral external printer and modem tests
1006+stress entire machine extended stress testing
1007+============= ====================================== ========================
1008+
1009+Software Jobs
1010+^^^^^^^^^^^^^
1011+
1012+================= ==========================
1013+Category Name Software in scope
1014+================= ==========================
1015+codecs software audio codecs
1016+daemons essential system daemons
1017+install apt-get and oem-config
1018+panel_clock_test date and time display and control
1019+panel_reboot reboot control
1020+piglit various piglit tests (graphics)
1021+rendercheck various rendercheck tests (graphics)
1022+server-services typical server services
1023+================= ==========================
1024+
1025+Power management jobs
1026+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
1027+
1028+================ ==========================
1029+Category Name Description
1030+================ ==========================
1031+hibernate whole-system suspend-to-disk
1032+suspend whole-system suspend-to-ram
1033+power-management fine-grained ACPI tests
1034+================ ==========================
1035+
1036+Misc jobs
1037+^^^^^^^^^
1038+
1039+============= ==========================
1040+Category Name Description
1041+============= ==========================
1042+info hardware information logs
1043+local local jobs (checkbox legacy)
1044+miscellanea other assorted jobs
1045+resource software and hardware probes that enable specific tests
1046+smoke smoke tests for checkbox job management
1047+============= ==========================
1048
1049=== added file 'jobbox/docs/glossary.rst'
1050--- jobbox/docs/glossary.rst 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
1051+++ jobbox/docs/glossary.rst 2013-11-11 15:04:58 +0000
1052@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
1053+Glossary
1054+========
1055
1056=== added file 'jobbox/docs/index.rst'
1057--- jobbox/docs/index.rst 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
1058+++ jobbox/docs/index.rst 2013-11-11 15:04:58 +0000
1059@@ -0,0 +1,51 @@
1060+.. JobBox documentation master file, created by
1061+ sphinx-quickstart on Wed Feb 13 11:18:39 2013.
1062+ You can adapt this file completely to your liking, but it should at least
1063+ contain the root `toctree` directive.
1064+
1065+JobBox
1066+======
1067+
1068+JobBox is a collection of tests that aim to cover all aspects of modern
1069+computer hardware. It is intended to be used alongside with CheckBox and
1070+PlainBox projects as a source of actual **data**.
1071+
1072+The name *JobBox* is a wordplay that matches the naming scheme of the CheckBox
1073+project group. The *job* part refers to CheckBox *jobs* which represent the
1074+smallest piece of testing that can be performed. In essence, JobBox is just a
1075+box with jobs.
1076+
1077+Installation
1078+^^^^^^^^^^^^
1079+
1080+JobBox can be installed from a :abbr:`PPA (Personal Package Archive)`
1081+(recommended) or :abbr:`pypi (python package index)` on Ubuntu Precise (12.04)
1082+or newer.
1083+
1084+.. code-block:: bash
1085+
1086+ $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:checkbox-dev/ppa && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install jobbox
1087+
1088+Using JobBox
1089+^^^^^^^^^^^^
1090+
1091+JobBox is a dependency of PlainBox and CheckBox. It will be used automatically
1092+whenever those tools are used.
1093+
1094+Table of contents
1095+=================
1096+
1097+.. toctree::
1098+ :maxdepth: 2
1099+
1100+ jobspec.rst
1101+ coverage.rst
1102+ glossary.rst
1103+ changelog.rst
1104+
1105+Indices and tables
1106+==================
1107+
1108+* :ref:`genindex`
1109+* :ref:`modindex`
1110+* :ref:`search`
1111
1112=== added file 'jobbox/docs/jobspec.rst'
1113--- jobbox/docs/jobspec.rst 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
1114+++ jobbox/docs/jobspec.rst 2013-11-11 15:04:58 +0000
1115@@ -0,0 +1,340 @@
1116+Job Specification
1117+=================
1118+
1119+CheckBox Job Definition
1120+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
1121+
1122+.. todo::
1123+ Move checkbox job definitions here or refer to them using intersphinx
1124+ syntax. Initially we may have a reference to plainbox that actually
1125+ documents what those jobs do.
1126+
1127+JobBox Job Definition
1128+^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
1129+
1130+JobBox jobs are a proposed evolution of CheckBox jobs. The intent is to retain
1131+compatibility with existing jobs, provide simple migration path and to address
1132+the shortcomings of existing CheckBox job definition system.
1133+
1134+JobBox jobs are defined as a structure with key (field) - value pairs. The
1135+following fields are defined by this document. They are typically stored just
1136+as CheckBox jobs, in RFC-822 records.
1137+
1138+name
1139+----
1140+
1141+Unique job name, same as in CheckBox.
1142+
1143+This field is used to identify and refer to each job. The name has to
1144+be unique. This can be simplified by using vendor name spaces.
1145+
1146+vendor-namespace
1147+----------------
1148+
1149+Implicit prefix of the job name.
1150+
1151+This field has no corresponding representation in CheckBox.
1152+
1153+The intent is to allow for an ecosystem of job provides to freely collaborate
1154+in one environment without the fear of name collisions.
1155+
1156+This mechanism allows each job vendor to ensure that the key requirement of job
1157+*name* to be globally unique is easy to enforce.
1158+
1159+Implicitly all jobs inherit a vendor namespace from the document that defines
1160+them. This allows the cumbersome vendor string to be mostly forgotten about in
1161+normal development or usage.
1162+
1163+The syntax is of the vendor namespace string **MUST** follow the pattern
1164+``year:reverse-domain-name:namespace`` where ``year`` is a non-abbreviated
1165+year, ``reverse-domain-name`` is a name of a domain controlled by the vendor
1166+written down in the reverse domain name notation while ``namespace`` is an
1167+arbitrary string assigned by the vendor. Vendors **MUST** control the DNS
1168+domain name at the time the vendor namespace is being defined. The ``year``
1169+component allows the system to meaningfully refer to the
1170+``reverse-domain-name`` while ensuring that the eternal ownership of a DNS
1171+domain name is not a prerequisite.
1172+
1173+.. note::
1174+
1175+ For the Canonical Hardware Certification Team, the vendor namespace is
1176+ ``2013:com.canonical:pes/hardware-certification``
1177+
1178+classifiers
1179+-----------
1180+
1181+List of classifiers. See :term:`classifiers`.
1182+
1183+This allows scenario editors and testers to pick tests applicable to a
1184+particular class of software or hardware. Classifiers allow job developers to
1185+associate a set of hierarchical labels to each job.
1186+
1187+This is a replacement of the implicit category association informally defined
1188+by the job ``name`` (which typically follows a ``category/name`` pattern) and
1189+the equally informal abuse of :term:`local plugin` jobs to use ``__category__``
1190+jobs to put generated jobs into some category.
1191+
1192+The improvement over the base idea is that a job may naturally belong to
1193+multiple categories, such as being a *hardware:monitor*,
1194+*functionality:suspend* test that is typically performed on
1195+*target-environment:desktop* and *target-environment:laptop* as well as
1196+*target-environment:smart-screen* and belonging to the general
1197+*category:power-management*. This was impossible to express in the previous
1198+system and while no concrete usage patterns are recommended it believed that
1199+introduction of this capability will result in definition of official
1200+classifiers and usage patterns in which they are applied.
1201+
1202+summary
1203+-------
1204+
1205+Human-readable, short, one line summary of the job.
1206+
1207+This field is intended for :term:`scenario` developers that wish to assemble a
1208+scenario out of the library of available test. Keeping the summary short and
1209+one-line will allow efficient representation of tests as a list of items. The
1210+summary may be more descriptive than the raw job name might otherwise be.
1211+
1212+description
1213+-----------
1214+
1215+Human-readable description of arbitrary size.
1216+
1217+This field is always displayed to the test operator. It may contain
1218+instructions vital for the proper verification of the outcome of the test.
1219+
1220+.. note::
1221+
1222+ Perhaps we want to split the description (which is something we could
1223+ display on websites and scenario editors) from actual instructions for the
1224+ test operator.
1225+
1226+startup
1227+-------
1228+
1229+Keyword identifying how a test job is started.
1230+
1231+The default value is ``immediate``.
1232+
1233+The allowed values are:
1234+
1235+``immediate``
1236+ The job can be started immediately.
1237+
1238+``triggered``
1239+ The job needs to be started explicitly by the test operator. This is
1240+ intended for things that may be timing-sensitive or may require the tester
1241+ to understand the necessary manipulations that he or she may have to
1242+ perform ahead of time.
1243+
1244+ The test operator may select to skip certain tests, in that case the
1245+ :term:`outcome` is ``skip``.
1246+
1247+This is a replacement for a collection of CheckBox plugin types, including
1248+``manual``, ``shell``, ``user-verify`` and ``user-interact``.
1249+
1250+verification
1251+------------
1252+
1253+Keyword identifying how a test job is qualified as passing or failing.
1254+
1255+The default value is ``automatic``.
1256+
1257+The allowed values are:
1258+
1259+``automatic``
1260+ The outcome is automatically verified based on the return status of the
1261+ command or script embedded into the job. Depending on the return code the
1262+ :term:`outcome` of a job is either ``pass`` or ``fail``
1263+
1264+``manual``
1265+ The outcome is manually verified by asking a question to the user.
1266+ Typically this question is a form of yes-or-no question. Depending on the
1267+ input from the test operator the :term:`outcome` of a job is either
1268+ ``pass`` or ``fail``.
1269+
1270+script
1271+------
1272+
1273+A :program:`bash` script to execute.
1274+
1275+There is no default value.
1276+
1277+The script can be a multi-line command that is executed as a part of this job
1278+on :term:`job startup`. The script can be as long as desired but it is
1279+suggested to keep it reasonably short and transform overly complicated scripts
1280+to actual standalone programs so that they can be treated as every other piece
1281+of software.
1282+
1283+The output and return code of the script may affect the rest of the system. See
1284+the ``script-output`` and ``verification`` fields.
1285+
1286+script-output
1287+-------------
1288+
1289+A keyword identifying what to do with the output produced by the script.
1290+
1291+The default value is ``hide``.
1292+
1293+The allowed values are:
1294+
1295+``hide``
1296+ Both stdout and stderr are hidden from the tester.
1297+
1298+ The test operator may choose to reveal the output and inspect it if needed.
1299+ The output is not stored after all testing is finished.
1300+
1301+ This is a replacement for CheckBox :term:`shell plugin`.
1302+
1303+ The improvement over the base idea is that not all commands produce
1304+ interesting output that should be immediately displayed. Except for jobs
1305+ that require the test operator to carefully read the output this provides a
1306+ good default value without compromising on the ability to access this data
1307+ in all cases, if required.
1308+
1309+``reveal``
1310+ Both stdout and stderr are displayed to the tester.
1311+
1312+ The test operator may choose to hide the output. The output is not stored
1313+ after all testing is finished.
1314+
1315+ This is a replacement for CheckBox :term:`shell plugin`.
1316+
1317+ The improvement over the base idea is that it allows to identify jobs that
1318+ depend on the test operator being able to see their output. Such scripts
1319+ may be subject to extra scrutiny or localization requirements to ensure
1320+ testers can comprehend the output if that is required by the test.
1321+
1322+``attach-text``
1323+ The stdout is converted to a text attachment.
1324+
1325+ All of the bytes produced on stdout must form a valid Unicode string
1326+ encoded with UTF-8. Any characters that cannot be interpreted as UTF-8 are
1327+ replaced with supplementary characters.
1328+
1329+ The stderr is discarded.
1330+
1331+ This is a replacement for CheckBox :term:`attachment plugin`.
1332+
1333+ The improvement over the base idea is that we clearly differentiate text
1334+ and binary attachments and there is a well-defined strategy for handling
1335+ corrupted output.
1336+
1337+``attach-binary``
1338+ The stdout is converted to a binary attachment.
1339+
1340+ The stderr is discarded.
1341+
1342+ When using ``attach-binary`` you **MUST** also set the
1343+ ``attachment-mime-type`` field.
1344+
1345+ This is a replacement for CheckBox :term:`attachment plugin`.
1346+
1347+ The improvement over the base idea is that we clearly differentiate text
1348+ and binary attachments and there is a way to specify MIME type which may
1349+ aid test reviewers and downstream storage systems. For example a web-based
1350+ test result browser may offer to download or display attachments in a way
1351+ optimized to their content.
1352+
1353+``parse-resource``
1354+ The stdout is converted to text as described in ``attach-text`` and
1355+ parsed as list of RFC-822 records separated by an empty line. The result
1356+ is interpreted as a list of :term:`resource definitions`.
1357+
1358+ The stderr is discarded.
1359+
1360+ This is a replacement for CheckBox :term:`resource plugin`.
1361+
1362+``parse-job``
1363+ The stdout is converted to text as described in ``attach-text`` and
1364+ parsed as a list of RFC-822 records separated by an empty line. The
1365+ result is interpreted as a list of :term:`job definitions`.
1366+
1367+ The stderr is discarded.
1368+
1369+ When using ``parse-job`` you **MUST** define ``parse-job-pattern`` to
1370+ indicate the naming pattern of jobs that **MAY** be generated by the
1371+ script. Jobs that are parsed but do not match that pattern are discarded.
1372+
1373+ This is a replacement for CheckBox :term:`local plugin`.
1374+
1375+ The improvement over the base idea is that it allows PlainBox to build a
1376+ full graph of all jobs and automatically discover job dependencies without
1377+ executing any code.
1378+
1379+parse-job-pattern
1380+-----------------
1381+
1382+The pattern of jobs that may be defined by this job.
1383+
1384+There is no default value.
1385+
1386+This field describes the pattern of jobs names that may be defined by a job
1387+using ``script-output`` equal to ``parse-job``.
1388+
1389+The pattern **MUST** be a valid job name and **MUST NOT** have a
1390+``vendor-namespace`` (in that it can only generate jobs in the same vendor
1391+namespace as the job definition that embeds the ``script``). This ensures that
1392+no cross-vendor job generation is possible and in turn that each vendor can
1393+enforce and control their namespace.
1394+
1395+The pattern **SHOULD** include at least one ``wildcard``. The syntax of the
1396+wildcard is ``{NAME}`` where ``NAME`` is the name of the wildcard.
1397+
1398+.. note::
1399+ A job that generates arbitrary jobs using a match-everything pattern such
1400+ as ``{}`` will be rejected in practice. For details see the rules on
1401+ pattern job collisions. The rule states that if two jobs contend to
1402+ generate the same job then the shortest pattern (not including the name of
1403+ each wildcard) is discarded. This allows to resolve conflicts by allowing
1404+ most-specialized pattern to win.
1405+
1406+attachment-mime-type
1407+--------------------
1408+
1409+The :term:`MIME` type of attachment generated by this job.
1410+
1411+There is no default value.
1412+
1413+This field is mandatory to jobs that have ``script-output`` equal to
1414+``attach-binary``.
1415+
1416+user
1417+----
1418+
1419+Name of the system user the script should be executed as.
1420+
1421+There is no default value.
1422+
1423+This is typically used to run certain scripts as ``root``.
1424+
1425+depends
1426+-------
1427+
1428+A list of job names that describe test-level dependencies of the job.
1429+
1430+There is no default value.
1431+
1432+The list of dependencies must refer to existing jobs from the same vendor or
1433+fully qualified jobs from any vendor. The job is :term:`ready` when **ALL** the
1434+term:`outcome` of all referenced jobs is ``pass``.
1435+
1436+The list **MAY** refer to a job generated by a job using ``script-output``
1437+equal to ``parse-job``. Jobs with unknown dependencies (not defined anywhere in
1438+the system) are removed from consideration. Jobs that have circular
1439+dependencies are also removed from consideration.
1440+
1441+When the dependency is not met the :term:`outcome` of a job is ``fail``
1442+
1443+requires
1444+--------
1445+
1446+A list of :term:`requirement programs` that describe system-level dependencies
1447+of the job.
1448+
1449+There is no default value.
1450+
1451+The list of dependencies is evaluated against all :term:`resources`. The job is
1452+:term:`ready` when **ALL** resource programs evaluate to true.
1453+
1454+When the dependency is not met the :term:`outcome` of a job is
1455+``not-supported``
1456
1457=== added directory 'jobbox/jobbox'
1458=== added file 'jobbox/jobbox/__init__.py'
1459--- jobbox/jobbox/__init__.py 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
1460+++ jobbox/jobbox/__init__.py 2013-11-11 15:04:58 +0000
1461@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
1462+# This file is part of Checkbox.
1463+#
1464+# Copyright 2013 Canonical Ltd.
1465+# Written by:
1466+# Zygmunt Krynicki <zygmunt.krynicki@canonical.com>
1467+#
1468+# Checkbox is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
1469+# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
1470+# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
1471+# (at your option) any later version.
1472+#
1473+# Checkbox is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
1474+# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
1475+# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
1476+# GNU General Public License for more details.
1477+#
1478+# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
1479+# along with Checkbox. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
1480+
1481+__version__ = (0, 1, 0, 'dev', 0)
1482
1483=== added file 'jobbox/setup.cfg'
1484--- jobbox/setup.cfg 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
1485+++ jobbox/setup.cfg 2013-11-11 15:04:58 +0000
1486@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
1487+[upload]
1488+sign=True
1489+
1490+[upload_docs]
1491+upload-dir=build/sphinx/html
1492
1493=== added file 'jobbox/setup.py'
1494--- jobbox/setup.py 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
1495+++ jobbox/setup.py 2013-11-11 15:04:58 +0000
1496@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
1497+#!/usr/bin/env python3
1498+# This file is part of Checkbox.
1499+#
1500+# Copyright 2013 Canonical Ltd.
1501+# Written by:
1502+# Zygmunt Krynicki <zygmunt.krynicki@canonical.com>
1503+#
1504+# Checkbox is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
1505+# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
1506+# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
1507+# (at your option) any later version.
1508+#
1509+# Checkbox is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
1510+# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
1511+# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
1512+# GNU General Public License for more details.
1513+#
1514+# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
1515+# along with Checkbox. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
1516+
1517+
1518+from setuptools import setup, find_packages
1519+
1520+
1521+setup(
1522+ name="jobbox",
1523+ version="0.1",
1524+ packages=find_packages(),
1525+ author="Zygmunt Krynicki",
1526+ author_email="zygmunt.krynicki@canonical.com",
1527+ license="GPLv3+",
1528+ description="Jobs for PlainBox")
1529
1530=== modified file 'setup.py'
1531--- setup.py 2013-11-08 21:55:38 +0000
1532+++ setup.py 2013-11-11 15:04:58 +0000
1533@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@
1534 import subprocess
1535 import sys
1536
1537-delegate_to = ['plainbox', 'checkbox-ng']
1538+delegate_to = ['plainbox', 'checkbox-ng', 'jobbox']
1539 try:
1540 base = os.path.dirname(__file__)
1541 for target_dir in delegate_to:

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