Auto-tools/Projects/Marionette update tests
Mozmill tests where re-written using Marionette (m21s project). The update testing was also ported and it is being integrated as part of the automated release process (bug 1148546).
The tests are being integrated inside of verify.sh (not yet).
Support
Only Gecko 38 and higher is supported.
Testing matrix
There's been some discussions about:
- testing all locales for the last X betas (maybe 3)
- testing all locales for 1 beta for the last Y versions (maybe 3)
- testing all locales for the latest esr
For example:
- If on gecko 40, beta2:
- 39.0b6, 39.0b7, 40.0b1
- 35.0bX, 36.0bY, 37.0bZ (X, Y & Z belonging to the range of 1 to the latest beta version for that gecko version)
- To make things easy we might just test the last beta of the specific gecko version
- 38.0.latest_esr
This is open to debate.
Run the tests
The script that is used by Release Engineering can be run like this:
hg clone http://hg.mozilla.org/build/tools cd release/updates ./verify.sh --marionette mozBeta-firefox-linux64.cfg # Config depends on your host OS
This script will create the following directories:
- cache - where downloaded installers are store to speed up future downloads
- downloads - temporary dir where installers being tested on a specific iteration
- venv - where the dependencies of firefox-ui-tests are installed
--keep-venv, --dont-clear-cache and --developer-mode
You can also use --keep-env and --dont-clear-cache to prevent blowing up the dirs every time.
Use --developer-mode when you run this script outside of the releng network. It will fail if you don't since we don't put firefox-ui-tests python package on pypi. Even if we did, if you use --developer-mode you will ensure to use the same versions of python packages as the ones used on a release automation job.
Smaller subset of locales
To run a small set of tests, simply create a new config with only the lines from the original configs. You can also reduce the list of locales in each line.
Output of the script
Two text files are generated:
- short_log.txt - it contains the output of firefox-ui-update
- joint_output.txt - it contains the output of gecko intertwined withe firefox-ui-update
- This is dumped into verify.sh's output if a test does not pass
Run by hand
You don't need verify.sh to run a single locale.
If you have not run ./verify.sh you can create the venv like this:
../common/setup_firefox_ui_updates.sh venv
You can use --keep-venv and --developer-mode for this script.
After you run verify.sh or setup_firefox_ui_updates.sh, you can run the tests like this:
source venv/bin/activate (For Windows "Scripts" instead of "bin")
Download the binary you want to try:
wget ftp://ftp.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/firefox/nightly/2015-04-20-03-02-04-mozilla-central/firefox-40.0a1.en-US.win32.installer.exe
Run the two tests:
firefox-ui-update --installer firefox-40.0a1.en-US.win32.installer.exe
NOTE: By default, a gecko.log file is generated to remove noise from running firefox-ui-update. Read the help message to know how to adjust it if need be.
NOTE: On Linux loaners you need to set DISPLAY=:2
For beta and release builds which have not yet been released, you need the right update channel:
firefox-ui-update --installer "Firefox Setup 38.0b6.exe" --update-channel=beta-localtest
How to use a newer version of firefox-ui-tests
Run these commands:
git clone https://github.com/mozilla/firefox-ui-tests.git cd firefox-ui-tests python setup.py sdist wget https://hg.mozilla.org/build/braindump/raw-file/default/utils/publish_package_our_pypi.sh chmod +x publish_package_our_pypi.sh # Connect to the VPN ./publish_package_our_pypi.sh dist/firefox-ui-tests-*.tar.gz
Failure modes
The failures reported below are known issues when the infrastructure does not behave as expected. All other harness issues have been dealt with.
firefox-ui-update raises this exception:
self.assertTrue(update_available) AssertionError: False is not true
In the gecko log you will see Error: Unexpected node name, expected: updates, got: parsererror:
*** AUS:SVC Checker:checkForUpdates - sending request to: https://aus4.mozilla.org/update/3/Firefox/38.0/20150330154247/Linux_x86_64-gcc3/hu/beta-localtest/Linux%202.6.32-504.3.3.el6.x86_64%20(GTK%202.20.1)/default/default/update.xml?force=1 *** AUS:SVC Checker:onLoad - request completed downloading document *** AUS:SVC Checker:_updates get - unexpected node name! *** AUS:SVC Checker:onLoad - there was a problem checking for updates. Exception: Error: Unexpected node name, expected: updates, got: parsererror *** AUS:SVC Checker:onLoad - request.status: 503 *** AUS:SVC getStatusTextFromCode - transfer error: A frissítés XML-fájlja nem található. (404), default code: 404 *** AUS:SVC recordInHealthReport - updateCheckFailed - 1503
The "unexpeced node name" comes from here: https://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/annotate/50b95032152c/toolkit/mozapps/update/nsUpdateService.js#l3577
Originally discovered on bug 1152460.
Running out of space
If the machine running the tests runs out of space we can see this issue revealed on the Gecko log:
*** AUS:SVC readStatusFile - status: failed: 7, path: /tmp/tmpAyKRdJ.binary-update-tests/updates/0/update.status
Originall discovered on bug 1154060.
firefox-ui-update will raise an exception:
self.assertTrue(update_available) AssertionError: False is not true
TODO: gather gecko log
The socket for Marionette was left open from a previous run. This is not an infra issue unlike the other ones. This bug needs to be fixed on Marionette bug 1141519 and a work around will be placed through bug 1156475.
Exception raised:
assert(self.wait_for_port()), "Timed out waiting for port!" AssertionError: Timed out waiting for port!
You can see the socket by running this:
$ netstat -anp | grep ':2828 ' | grep TIME_WAIT (Not all processes could be identified, non-owned process info will not be shown, you would have to be root to see it all.) tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:2828 127.0.0.1:47185 TIME_WAIT -
This happens when "the Python client shuts down the socket abruptly (due to a global timeout on the operation, for instance)" bug 1141519
The only way to get back to a good known state is by waiting for that socket to timeout on its own.
If you're running the suite by hand and you have aborted a previous run, you might have left firefox running. If you
MarionetteException: MarionetteException: localhost:2828 is unavailable.
You can see the socket held by firefox you can run this command:
$ netstat -anp | grep ':2828 ' # TODO add output of an instance
You can fix it by running `killall -9 firefox`.