def test_install_rhel_kernel(self):
# 1st scenario: kernels collide; the installed one is already RHEL
# kernel = no action.
utils.run_subprocess.output = "Package kernel-4.7.4-200.fc24" \
" already installed, skipping."
pkghandler.get_installed_pkgs_w_different_fingerprint \
.is_only_rhel_kernel_installed = True
update_kernel = pkghandler.install_rhel_kernel()
self.assertFalse(update_kernel)
# 2nd scenario: kernels collide; the installed one is from third party
# = older-version RHEL kernel is to be installed.
pkghandler.get_installed_pkgs_w_different_fingerprint \
.is_only_rhel_kernel_installed = False
update_kernel = pkghandler.install_rhel_kernel()
self.assertTrue(update_kernel)
# 3rd scenario: kernels do not collide; the RHEL one gets installed.
utils.run_subprocess.output = "Installed:\nkernel"
update_kernel = pkghandler.install_rhel_kernel()
self.assertFalse(update_kernel)
def test_install_rhel_kernel_already_installed_regexp(self):
# RHEL 6 and 7
utils.run_subprocess.output = "Package kernel-2.6.32-754.33.1.el6.x86_64 already installed and latest version"
pkghandler.install_rhel_kernel()
self.assertEqual(
pkghandler.get_installed_pkgs_w_different_fingerprint.called, 1)
# RHEL 8
utils.run_subprocess.output = "Package kernel-4.18.0-193.el8.x86_64 is already installed."
pkghandler.install_rhel_kernel()
self.assertEqual(
pkghandler.get_installed_pkgs_w_different_fingerprint.called, 2)
def test_install_rhel_kernel(self):
# 1st scenario: kernels collide; the installed one is already a RHEL kernel = no action.
utils.run_subprocess.output = "Package kernel-3.10.0-1127.19.1.el7.x86_64 already installed and latest version"
pkghandler.get_installed_pkgs_w_different_fingerprint.is_only_rhel_kernel_installed = True
update_kernel = pkghandler.install_rhel_kernel()
self.assertFalse(update_kernel)
# 2nd scenario: kernels collide; the installed one is from third party
# = older-version RHEL kernel is to be installed.
pkghandler.get_installed_pkgs_w_different_fingerprint.is_only_rhel_kernel_installed = False
update_kernel = pkghandler.install_rhel_kernel()
self.assertTrue(update_kernel)
# 3rd scenario: kernels do not collide; the RHEL one gets installed.
utils.run_subprocess.output = "Installed:\nkernel"
update_kernel = pkghandler.install_rhel_kernel()
self.assertFalse(update_kernel)