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container/Sources/ContainerTestSupport/ContainerFixture+ImageHelpers.swift
J LoganandGitHub 60612eef51 Integration test: cache warmup image tarfiles. (#2074)
- When pulling warmup images for concurrent tests, save
  the images to a cache directory under the application root.
- Serial tests that aren't testing pull can save time by restoring
  a cached warmup image.
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import Foundation
import SystemPackage
import Testing
// MARK: - Image inspect types
extension ContainerFixture {
/// Decoded output of `container image inspect` or `container image list --format json`.
public struct ImageInspectOutput: Codable {
public struct Configuration: Codable { public let name: String }
public struct Variant: Codable {
public struct Platform: Codable {
public let os: String
public let architecture: String
}
public let platform: Platform
}
public let configuration: Configuration
public let variants: [Variant]
}
}
// MARK: - Image lifecycle helpers
extension ContainerFixture {
/// Pulls an image. Passes optional extra args (e.g. `["--platform", "linux/amd64"]`).
public func doPull(_ imageName: String, args: [String] = []) throws {
var pullArgs = ["image", "pull"] + args
pullArgs.append(imageName)
try run(pullArgs).check()
}
/// Returns all images currently in the local store.
public func doListImages() throws -> [ImageInspectOutput] {
let result = try run(["image", "list", "--format", "json"]).check()
return try JSONDecoder().decode([ImageInspectOutput].self, from: result.outputData)
}
/// Returns true if an image with the given exact reference is present.
public func isImagePresent(_ targetImage: String) throws -> Bool {
try doListImages().contains { $0.configuration.name == targetImage }
}
/// Tags `image` with `newName`.
public func doImageTag(_ image: String, newName: String) throws {
try run(["image", "tag", image, newName]).check()
}
/// Removes the given images, or all images when `images` is `nil`.
public func doRemoveImages(_ images: [String]? = nil) throws {
var args = ["image", "rm"]
if let images { args.append(contentsOf: images) } else { args.append("--all") }
try run(args).check()
}
/// Saves `image` to ``WarmupImage/cacheTarPath``, overwriting any existing archive.
///
/// Called once per image by the `ImageWarmup` suite. No `--platform`/`--os`/`--arch`
/// is passed, so `image save` captures every platform the image supports.
public func cacheWarmupImage(_ image: WarmupImage) throws {
try FileManager.default.createDirectory(
atPath: WarmupImage.cacheDirectory.string, withIntermediateDirectories: true)
try run(["image", "save", "--output", image.cacheTarPath.string, image.rawValue])
.check("failed to cache \(image.rawValue)")
}
/// Reloads `image` from its cached tar archive rather than pulling over the network.
///
/// Use this in serial tests to restore a warmup image after a destructive operation
/// (`image rm --all`, `image prune`) removes it from the store. Requires the
/// `ImageWarmup` suite to have already run and populated the cache.
public func restoreWarmupImage(_ image: WarmupImage) throws {
try run(["image", "load", "--input", image.cacheTarPath.string])
.check("failed to restore \(image.rawValue) from cache")
}
/// Returns the full inspect output for an image, including variant information.
public func doInspectImages(_ name: String) throws -> [ImageInspectOutput] {
let result = try run(["image", "inspect", name]).check()
return try JSONDecoder().decode([ImageInspectOutput].self, from: result.outputData)
}
/// Returns the `configuration.name` of an image.
public func inspectImage(_ name: String) throws -> String {
let outputs = try doInspectImages(name)
guard let first = outputs.first else {
throw CommandError.executionFailed("image '\(name)' not found in inspect output")
}
return first.configuration.name
}
/// Asserts that the image was successfully built and is present in the image store.
public func assertImageBuilt(_ image: String) throws {
let name = try inspectImage(image)
#expect(name == image, "expected image \(image) to be present")
}
}