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summary: |
Check that `snapctl stop --disable` actually stops services on post-refresh
details: |
Install a snap with both simple and forking services running and a refresh
hook which includes `snapctl stop --disable`, then check that the refresh
hook successfully stops those services when the snap is refreshed.
execute: |
echo "Installing snap first time starts services"
"$TESTSTOOLS"/snaps-state install-local test-snapd-svcs-disable-refresh-hook
echo "Services are running after install hook"
for service in simple forking; do
echo "Verify that the $service service is running"
snap services | MATCH "test-snapd-svcs-disable-refresh-hook\\.$service\\s+enabled\\s+active"
done
echo "Refreshing the snap triggers post-refresh hook which disables the services"
"$TESTSTOOLS"/snaps-state install-local test-snapd-svcs-disable-refresh-hook
echo "Services are now disabled"
for service in simple forking; do
echo "Verify that the $service service isn't running"
snap services | MATCH "test-snapd-svcs-disable-refresh-hook\\.$service\\s+disabled\\s+inactive"
done
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