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Use Tor Browser for functional tests
stupid utility to create an test admin user fast
Working tbselineum tests for most part.
fixes two typos in readme of tor based tests
Fixes directory path in README
Hardcoded onion addresse work
Test for tor broser asking high security in slider
Reads instance information from a json file
Uses clean variable name
Configure the sleep amount between clicks
Just tests admin/journalist login and cookies
Tests working once again.
Use firefox to login for downloads in selenium tests
Updates README
Matches with 0.6-rc2 functional tests
We are using TBB 7.5
We need more time and click to test logout
Fixes the assert statement
Updates based on current upstream
TB functional tests: Gitignore instance config
This prevents the accidental commit of private information.
TB functional tests: Merge tbselenium dir
Updates the ansible files for tbb
Updates to the Dockerfile for tbb
Updates as suggested in the PR review for ansible and dockerfile
Missing tor key
Removes duplicated 'when' line from app-test logic
The 'when' conditional detecting a grsec kernel, used for running the
paxctl commands on the TBB binary, was needlessly duplicated on the
relevant task. Fortunately that didn't cause breakage, because the
'when' lines were identical, but only one was active.
Updates functional test container image
Now installs Firefox 52 ESR, rather than Firefox 46, for use inside the
test container.
Includes changes to run-test shell script:
TOR_FORCE_NET_CONFIG=0 is required to directly connect to Tor
network, otherwise it will wait for userinput to either connect
or to configure
The `run_xvfb` invocation is no longer necessary, since the test suite
code bootstraps the headless server now.
Creates local test server inside the container
Bootstrapping the application services within the functional test suite.
Includes some cleanup, culling unused debugging code, and also cleans up
the various print statements.
Ignore functional test firefox logs (thanks, @msheiny!)
Adds retries for tor network connection failure, using the pre-existing
logic.
Uses nc rather than torsocks in functional tests
The version of torsocks in the Trusty repos isn't recent enough to
support custom ports. Rather than install from other sources, which
requires manual package verification (or configuring non-trusty repos,
which could break other packages), let's fall back to good ol' nc.
Creates proper orbot specific project to test
We need to create a new firefox profile to test the orbot specific
warning. This works for both locally and over Tor.
Updates test_make_account_changes for Tor
Now we can safely execute the account changes in the tests running
on the Tor browser. The logic update makes sure to create different
user for this test than any other test.
Reduces sleep durations in functional tests
We don't have to sleep for too long if we are running against
local instance. The ultimate goal remains to remove hardcoded sleeps
altogether, but we'll circle back and eliminate those calls once the
test suite is passing reliably.
Increases CircleCI timeout to 20m
The functional tests can take a long time, so let's instruct CircleCI to
continue waiting, to give the test suite a chance to finish
successfully.
Updates README for the functional tests
Mostly correcting a typo in the `instance_information.json` config
filename, but also updated some of the example commands. The notes
regarding potentially failing tests also seemed out of date, as several
members of the team have confirmed working functional tests under the
new TB Selenium logic recently.
Removes temporary testing related directories
We need to clean up any temporary test directory before running
any test, as the previous can create a bad state in the database.
For example, one of our pages-layout test adds 123456 as hotp value
to the test account, and it will never be able to login again.
Adds missing steps for pages-layout tests over tor
We can now generate thousands of random journalist names using
the generator. Only the first 3 names are used in the functional
tests, the rest are being used in the pages-layout.
We also added back _source_delete_key function for one the test.
Rest of the updates are to add sleep function calls or to have
better error message.
Adds comment about the user generator and lint fixes
We have get_journalist_usernames generator which can generate
unlimited number of users for many tests.
Moves around all driver creation functions into one place
We now have the functional/functional_test.py to handle all
driver creation logic. For the pages-layout tests, we are creating
only a Firefox driver to connect to the local container itself.
This logic does not work against any external server as of now.
Updates test user creation logic inside of container
Removing old method calls from user creation logic, this is only
used inside of the container for the functional testing.
Downloads data from server using requests over Tor
The test requirements now have requests[socks] as dependency.
Using the same we are now directly downloading the files/messages
from the .onion address for functional tests.
The old external command file also got removed this committ.
We are creating the gpg object for both container based local
testing and external testing (in functional tests).
Fixes: freedomofpress#3691 freedomofpress#3687
Removed xvfb, tor browser, and firefox installs from app-staging - functional tests now run remotely
fix to pass make ci-lint
Cleans up flake8 errors in functional tests
Resolves some lingering flake8 formatting violations that were causing
lint checks to fail. These changes are unrelated to the current PR, but
better late than never.
Written by @msheiny, committed by @conorsch during branch collab.
Signed-off-by: Conor Schaefer <conor@freedom.press>
Adds --staging flag create-dev-data.py for tests
We now have --staging flag to the create-dev-data.py script so
that we can easily create an user in the staging or prodcution test
and then use the functional tests to test the instance.
Add fact gatherer for extracting tor app onion details
This is really for functional testing in staging environments, but the
script doesnt hurt to be installed in prod. It doesn't elevate
permissions or expose any sensitive details - you need to run as root in
order to gain useful data.
Logic to dump app tor onion data to func config
This commit adds logic to the test runner so that a functional test json
config gets dumped for usage in the tbb selenium test tools against
staging.
Wire-up current app-test role to our upgrade scenario
Without this change, the upgrade scenario would utilize the app-test
logic from the old repo. Which is not what we want. This is of course
kind of "hacky". I welcome the opportunity to improve this with feedback
:)
Move tor fact logic from tor role --> app-test role
I'm not sure we are ready to shove this on prod instances AND I was
running into weird old/new role logic under the molecule scenario.
Ideally the fact should be in both roles but I dunno.. this seemed like
an easier short-term fix.
ansible spacing' and tag nits
Testinfra: Update test dependencies for app-staging
In freedomofpress#3697, we removed the application testing pip dependencies.
This commit updates the testinfra test variables accordingly.
Fix linting failures
One of these was introduced in freedomofpress#3672, but not discovered due to
other CI failures (e.g. python not found when running the lint job)
Use absolute pathing in i18n testing
I'm hoping this shakes out some really weird test failures we were
seeing only under CircleCI only under the functional testing branch at a
certain point in time. Really wild behavior. *fingers crossed*
Set selenium webdriver test output to WARNING
Originally was on DEBUG and was sending out mountains of output into the
pytest process which made it difficult to assess anything.
(cherry picked from commit a1f0134)
removed duplicate entry in test requirements
Dockerfile: Update Tor Browser to 8.0
Docker development environment: Update Tor signing key
Dockerfile: Update geckodriver and firefox-esr
Swap x11vnc with tightvncserver
Basically installed this because it can be used with pyvirtualdisplay as
a backend AND because it brings in the Xvnc tooling which will start an
X11 server as well as a VNC server.
Wire-up VNC server and helper command for func tests
Had to remove x11 display logic inside test scaffolding (initially tried
to integrate it there but it kept building and destroying the VNC server
per test).
Made a VNC helper command with support for GNOME desktop and macOS (havent
tested it on mac yet). Updated the docs
Bump functional test sleep time
10 seconds is way too short.. 160 seconds.. maybe too long? Fingers
crossed I can work with the team to get the wait_for logic running
Add functionality to prepare boxes for functional testing
Typically these actions were done manually but lets get our good old
friend ansible to run them for us (at least under the upgrade env).
Added auth to VNC in test container, for OS X compatibility.
Bump TBB/ESR to 8.0.1 and 60.2.0esr combo
https://blog.torproject.org/new-release-tor-browser-801
Updated geckodriver to 0.22.0
added ini file to get around remote-viewer password prompt
Functional tests: xfail test_warning_appears_if_tor_browser_not_in_use
Due to defect freedomofpress#3793, when using Firefox Quantum, the incorrect message
is displayed on the source interface. This test will not pass until that
is resolved.
Functional tests: Fix firefox path
Testinfra: Fix test failure due to non-DRY variables files
staging.yml is a concatenation of multiple other variables files,
one was updated during rebase, one was not.
Testinfra: Update Flask version to 1.0.2
fixed VNC port being defined twice when running 'make dev'
Tests: Modify viewport size for parity between dev and CI env
In CI we are getting MoveTargetOutOfBoundsException, but not locally.
We have had errors in the past due to different viewport sizes in CI
and locally, so setting this to a standard size for the pages layout
tests (where the exception is occurring).
Functional tests: Resolve NoAlertPresentException
We were getting a NoAlertPresentException due to new behavior in
geckodriver [0] where interacting with the driver closes the modal.
Thus, we do not need to explicitly accept the modal here.
[0] mozilla/geckodriver#1171
Replaced parameterized time.sleep()s with self.waitfor()s
Stability fixes layout tests, added new functests from develop, updated TBB
fixed flaky page layout tests that were broken by long fr_FR strings causing UI elements to wrap.
fixed flake8, added explicit scroll to elements before click, stability fixes
Dockerfile: get key from Mozilla keyserver
For whatever reason, this Firefox signing key was not available on
the keyserver in the prior diff, but was available on Mozilla's
keyserver.
deps: Update requests due to CVE-2018-18074
functional tests: Add wait_for prior to clicking submit
functional tests: Remove sleeps and reduce flakiness around modal
functional tests: Remove sleeps around js alerts
functional tests: use sleep_time as default timeout
functional tests: Remove remainder of time.sleeps in source steps
Don't clobber existing custom logo
Minimal changes to remove external server testing functionality
Merge from develop- Loading branch information
