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README.md
Tests for docker-compose v2
This directory contains tests for docker-compose v2 under podman. docker-compose v1 is no longer supported upstream so we no longer test with it.
Each subdirectory must contain one docker-compose.yml file along with all necessary infrastructure for it (e.g. Containerfile, any files to be copied into the container, and so on.
The test-compose script will, for each test subdirectory:
- set up a fresh podman root under an empty working directory;
- run a podman server rooted therein;
- cd to the test subdirectory, and run
docker-compose up -d; - source
tests.sh; - run
docker-compose down.
As a special case, setup.sh and teardown.sh in the test directory
will contain commands to be executed prior to docker-compose up and
after docker-compose down respectively.
tests.sh will probably contain commands of the form
test_port 12345 = 'hello there'
Where 12345 is the port to curl to; '=' checks equality, '~' uses expr
to check substrings; and 'hello there' is a string to look for in
the curl results.
Usage:
$ sudo test/compose/test-compose [pattern]
By default, all subdirs will be run. If given a pattern, only those subdirectories matching 'pattern' will be run.
If $COMPOSE_WAIT is set, test-compose will pause before running
docker-compose down. This can be helpful for you to debug failing tests:
$ env COMPOSE_WAIT=1 sudo --preserve-env=COMPOSE_WAIT test/compose/test-compose
Then, in another window,
# ls -lt /var/tmp/
# X=/var/tmp/test-compose.tmp.XXXXXX <--- most recent results of above
# podman --root $X/root --runroot $X/runroot ps -a
# podman --root $X/root --runroot $X/runroot logs -l