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test-override: Assert pre-1.12.3 behaviour of --nofilesystem=home, host

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Signed-off-by: Simon McVittie <smcv@collabora.com>
(cherry picked from commit 813e1f0b3b)
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Simon McVittie
2022-01-16 17:13:18 +00:00
committed by Simon McVittie
parent 4a93202fc8
commit ecaabf5e9d
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tests/test-override.sh
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@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ reset_overrides () {
assert_file_empty info
}
echo "1..15"
echo "1..17"
setup_repo
install_repo
@@ -309,3 +309,82 @@ if ! skip_one_without_bwrap "persist"; then
ok "persist"
fi
reset_overrides
if ! skip_one_without_bwrap "runtime override --nofilesystem=home"; then
mkdir -p "$HOME/dir"
mkdir -p "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1"
mkdir -p "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2"
echo "hello" > "$HOME/example"
echo "hello" > "$HOME/dir/example"
echo "hello" > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1/example"
echo "hello" > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2/example"
${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem=home org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem='~/dir' org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem="$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1" org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} run --env=TEST_DATA_DIR="$TEST_DATA_DIR" \
--command=sh --nofilesystem=home org.test.Hello -c '
echo overwritten > "$HOME/dir/example" || true
echo overwritten > "$HOME/example" || true
echo overwritten > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1/example" || true
echo overwritten > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2/example" || true
'
# --nofilesystem=home does not cancel a more narrowly-scoped permission
# such as --filesystem=~/dir
assert_file_has_content "$HOME/dir/example" overwritten
# --nofilesystem=home cancels the --filesystem=home at a lower precedence,
# so $HOME/example was not shared
assert_file_has_content "$HOME/example" hello
# --nofilesystem=home does not affect access to files outside $HOME
assert_file_has_content "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1/example" overwritten
assert_file_has_content "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2/example" hello
rm -fr "$HOME/dir"
rm -fr "$HOME/example"
rm -fr "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1"
rm -fr "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2"
ok "runtime override --nofilesystem=home"
fi
reset_overrides
if ! skip_one_without_bwrap "runtime override --nofilesystem=host"; then
mkdir -p "$HOME/dir"
mkdir -p "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1"
mkdir -p "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2"
echo "hello" > "$HOME/example"
echo "hello" > "$HOME/dir/example"
echo "hello" > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1/example"
echo "hello" > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2/example"
${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem=host org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem='~/dir' org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} override --user --filesystem="$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1" org.test.Hello
${FLATPAK} run --env=TEST_DATA_DIR="$TEST_DATA_DIR" \
--command=sh --nofilesystem=host org.test.Hello -c '
echo overwritten > "$HOME/dir/example" || true
echo overwritten > "$HOME/example" || true
echo overwritten > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1/example" || true
echo overwritten > "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2/example" || true
'
# --nofilesystem=host does not cancel a more narrowly-scoped permission
# such as --filesystem=~/dir
assert_file_has_content "$HOME/dir/example" overwritten
assert_file_has_content "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1/example" overwritten
# --nofilesystem=host cancels the --filesystem=host at a lower precedence,
# so $HOME/example was not shared
assert_file_has_content "$HOME/example" hello
assert_file_has_content "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2/example" hello
rm -fr "$HOME/dir"
rm -fr "$HOME/example"
rm -fr "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir1"
rm -fr "$TEST_DATA_DIR/dir2"
ok "runtime override --nofilesystem=host"
fi