Regression updates: Improved logging, made all tests work unattended, and added test-am-regress (run all tests)

[vishnu350]

Regression testing updates:

• Improved logging mechanism for full regression runs
• Made all tests work unattended (user inputs no longer needed)
• Added test-am-regress (runs all tests and prints a summary file).

Just kick off test-am-regress.sh and take a cup of coffee, and then come back and check the results (pass/fail).

[vishnu350]

Hi @ivan-hc, is there a shortcut to remove all installed apps?

[ivan-hc]

Nope, but you can do a for loop to run all the "remove" scripts:

apps=$(ls /path/to/all/apps/ | xargs)
for a in $apps; do
    /path/to/all/apps/"$a"/remove
done

The above is for AppMan specifically.

If you want to remove all apps from AM without removing AM itself, do

apps=$(ls /opt/ | xargs)
for a in $apps; do
    if [ "$a" != am ]; then
       sudo /opt/"$a"/remove
    fi
done

[vishnu350]

BTW does sandboxing work? Seems like sas doesn't want to run properly inside podman, cant make a test for it.

[ivan-hc]

BTW does sandboxing work? Seems like sas doesn't want to run properly inside podman, cant make a test for it.

sas is a bubblewrap fronted. You can ask to @Samueru-sama about it.

[vishnu350]

Hi @Samueru-sama.

Do you have any idea how to get sas or aisap working in rootless podman? Sas gives this error:
💀 ERROR: This system is f****d up

Aisap also doesnt work, gives this error:
bwrap: Can't mount proc on /newroot/proc: Operation not permitted

The Debian dockerfile I used is in the regress folder: am-debian.

[Samueru-sama]

Do you have any idea how to get sas or aisap working in rootless podman? Sas gives this error:
💀 ERROR: This system is f****d up

https://github.com/Samueru-sama/simple-appimage-sandbox/blob/fd9d45e27b42f6d2a4be90f5a076afbc5fd1dc9b/sas.sh#L617-L634

[ivan-hc]

Sas gives this error:
💀 ERROR: This system is f****d up

if [ -z "$USER" ] || [ ! -d "$HOME" ] || [ -z "$ID" ] || [ -z "$GID" ]; then
	_error "This system is f****d up"
fi

uahahah! Epic! I was not aware of this!