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summary: Check that the kernel snap can be refreshed on a core device

details: |
    This test checks that the kernel snap can be refreshed from an installed
    revision to a new one. It expects to find a new snap revision in the
    channel pointed by the NEW_CORE_CHANNEL env var.

systems: [ubuntu-core-*-64]

manual: true

environment:
    KERNEL_CHANNEL: stable
    NEW_KERNEL_CHANNEL: edge

prepare: |
    snap install test-snapd-sh

debug: |
    grub-editenv list || true

execute: |
    same=$(snap info pc-kernel | awk "
        /^  ${KERNEL_CHANNEL}:/ {ch1=\$2}
        /^  ${NEW_KERNEL_CHANNEL}:/ {ch2=\$2}
        END { if (ch1 == ch2) print(\"same\") }")
    if [ "$same" = "same" ]; then
        echo "SKIPPING: kernel in edge / stable are the same"
        exit 0
    fi

    if [ "$SPREAD_REBOOT" = 0 ]; then
        # ensure we have a good starting place

        # precondition
        test-snapd-sh.sh -c 'echo hello' | MATCH hello

        # go to known good starting place
        snap refresh pc-kernel "--${KERNEL_CHANNEL}"
        REBOOT
    elif [ "$SPREAD_REBOOT" = 1 ]; then
        # from our good starting place we refresh
        "$TESTSTOOLS"/boot-state wait-core-post-boot
        
        # save current core revision
        snap list | awk "/^pc-kernel / {print(\$3)}" > prevBoot
        cat /proc/version_signature > prevKernelSignature

        # refresh
        snap refresh pc-kernel "--${NEW_KERNEL_CHANNEL}"

        # check boot env vars
        snap list | awk "/^pc-kernel / {print(\$3)}" > nextBoot

        test "$("$TESTSTOOLS"/boot-state bootenv show snap_kernel)" = "pc-kernel_$(cat prevBoot).snap"

        if [ "$(cat prevBoot)" = "$(cat nextBoot)" ]; then
            echo "WARNING: kernel in edge / stable are the same"
        else
            test "$("$TESTSTOOLS"/boot-state bootenv show snap_try_kernel)" = "pc-kernel_$(cat nextBoot).snap"
        fi

        # test-snapd-sh works
        test-snapd-sh.sh -c 'echo hello' | MATCH hello

        REBOOT
    elif [  "$SPREAD_REBOOT" = 2 ]; then
        # after refresh to NEW_CHANNEL
        "$TESTSTOOLS"/boot-state wait-core-post-boot

        # check boot env vars
        test "$("$TESTSTOOLS"/boot-state bootenv show snap_kernel)" = "pc-kernel_$(cat nextBoot).snap"
        test "$("$TESTSTOOLS"/boot-state bootenv show snap_try_kernel)" = ""

        cat /proc/version_signature > nextKernelSignature

        if diff -u prevKernelSignature nextKernelSignature; then
            echo "SKIPPING: kernel in edge / stable are the same"
            exit 0
        fi
        
        # test-snapd-sh works
        test-snapd-sh.sh -c 'echo hello' | MATCH hello

        # revert kernel
        snap revert pc-kernel

        test "$("$TESTSTOOLS"/boot-state bootenv show snap_kernel)" = "pc-kernel_$(cat nextBoot).snap"
        test "$("$TESTSTOOLS"/boot-state bootenv show snap_try_kernel)" = "pc-kernel_$(cat prevBoot).snap"

        REBOOT
    elif [  "$SPREAD_REBOOT" = 3 ]; then
        # after revert
        "$TESTSTOOLS"/boot-state wait-core-post-boot

        # check that we reverted
        test "$("$TESTSTOOLS"/boot-state bootenv show snap_kernel)" = "pc-kernel_$(cat prevBoot).snap"
        test "$("$TESTSTOOLS"/boot-state bootenv show snap_try_kernel)" = ""

        echo we are back to the original kernel
        diff -u /proc/version_signature prevKernelSignature
        
        # test-snapd-sh works
        test-snapd-sh.sh -c 'echo hello' | MATCH hello
    fi