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Add 'make test' Makefile target to run full VM integration test suite.
Print test report to terminal after generation for immediate visibility.
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Replace the never-fully-operational libvirt-based VM test infrastructure
with direct QEMU management and archangel ISO for fully automated,
unattended base VM creation.
Key changes:
- vm-utils.sh: complete rewrite — QEMU process mgmt via PID file,
monitor socket for graceful shutdown, qemu-img snapshots, SSH
port forwarding (localhost:2222)
- create-base-vm.sh: boots archangel ISO, SSHs in, runs unattended
install via config file, verifies, creates clean-install snapshot
- run-test.sh: snapshot revert, git bundle transfer, detached archsetup
execution with setsid, polling, validation, and report generation
- debug-vm.sh: CoW overlay disk, GTK display, auto-cleanup on close
- setup-testing-env.sh: reduced deps to qemu-full/sshpass/edk2-ovmf/socat
- cleanup-tests.sh: PID-based process management, orphan detection
- validation.sh: port-based SSH (backward compatible), fuzzel/foot for
Hyprland, corrected package list paths
- network-diagnostics.sh: getent/curl instead of nslookup/ping (SLIRP)
New files:
- archsetup-test.conf: archangel config for base VM (btrfs, no encrypt)
- archsetup-vm.conf: archsetup config for unattended test execution
- assets/archangel.conf.example: reference archangel config
Deleted:
- finalize-base-vm.sh: merged into create-base-vm.sh
- archinstall-config.json: replaced by archangel .conf format
Tested: full end-to-end run — 51 validations passed, 0 failures.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This flag was removed from archsetup but remained in test scripts.
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Add validation.sh library with 25+ automated validation checks:
- User creation, shell, and group membership (15 groups)
- Dotfiles: symlink validity, target location, and readability
- Package managers: yay and pacman functional tests
- Suckless tools: dwm, st, dmenu, slock
- Services: firewall, DNS-over-TLS, avahi (with mDNS ping test),
fail2ban, NetworkManager
- Developer tools: emacs, git, python, node, npm, go, rustc
- Filesystem-specific: ZFS (sanoid, scrub) and btrfs (grub-btrfsd)
- Archsetup-specific: log errors, state markers
Also includes:
- Pre/post install log capture and diff analysis
- Error categorization (benign vs real)
- Issue attribution (archsetup vs base install)
- archzfs inbox integration for base install issues
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Previously, stow created dotfile symlinks pointing to wherever archsetup
was run from (e.g., /root/archsetup or /tmp). If run from a location
inaccessible to the user, zsh would fail to read its config on first
login and prompt for new user setup.
The fix copies archsetup to ~/code/archsetup before running stow, ensuring
symlinks always point to a user-accessible location.
Also adds a test to verify dotfiles are readable by the user (not just root).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This commit addresses several high-priority bugs and enhances the testing infrastructure:
**Bug Fixes:**
1. Add root permission check at script start to fail fast with clear error message
2. Disable debug package installation by adding --nodebug flag to all yay calls
3. Replace unsafe `git pull --force` with safe rm + fresh clone to prevent data loss
4. Add geoclue package with correct systemd service configuration for geolocation
5. Add completion marker for reliable automated test detection
**Testing Infrastructure:**
- Add comprehensive VM-based testing framework in scripts/testing/
- Fix test script pgrep infinite loop using grep bracket self-exclusion pattern
- Add network diagnostics and pre-flight checks
- Support snapshot-based testing for reproducible test runs
**Package Management:**
- Remove anki (build hangs 98+ minutes)
- Remove adwaita-color-schemes (CMake build issues)
Test Results: 0 errors, 1,363 packages installed in 40 minutes
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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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