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summary: Checks for snap login
details: |
The "snap login" command allows authenticating to snapd as a known user in
the snap store (with an email, password and an optional 2FA token). Once
logged in, the snap command sends the stored authentication cookie to each
snapd request. Since the login command requires the use of "sudo", snapd
also remembers that an user had super-user permissions and allows performing
certain operations, such as installing or removing snaps, that are normally
reserved to the root user, to an unprivileged user.
The test attempts to authenticate, both unsuccessfully and successfully.
Using the "snap managed" command, the test checks that the authentication
was correctly recorded for future requests and lastly that the "snap logout"
command works as expected.
# ppc64el disabled because of https://bugs.launchpad.net/snappy/+bug/1655594
systems: [-ubuntu-core-*, -ubuntu-*-ppc64el]
restore: |
snap logout || true
execute: |
echo "Checking missing email error"
expect -d -f missing_email_error.exp
echo "Checking wrong password error"
expect -d -f unsuccessful_login.exp
output=$(snap managed)
if [ "$output" != "false" ]; then
echo "Unexpected output from 'snap managed': $output"
exit 1
fi
if [ -n "$SPREAD_STORE_USER" ] && [ -n "$SPREAD_STORE_PASSWORD" ]; then
echo "Checking successful login"
expect -d -f "$TESTSLIB"/successful_login.exp
output=$(snap managed)
if [ "$output" != "true" ]; then
echo "Unexpected output from 'snap managed': $output"
exit 1
fi
snap logout
fi
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