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cc-ci/tests/cryptpad/test_upgrade.py
autonomic-bot 2cede01ed7 style(1b): auto-format + lint-clean the whole codebase (RL1)
Mechanical, semantics-preserving cleanup so the codebase passes the new lint stage:
- ruff format: all 32 Python files (wraps long signatures, normalizes quotes/blank lines).
- nixpkgs-fmt: modules/drone-runner.nix.
- shfmt (-i 2 -ci): scripts/*.sh.

Lint fixes (reviewed, behavior-preserving — no test weakened):
- ruff SIM105: try/except-pass -> contextlib.suppress (abra.py app_config rm; lifecycle.py janitor).
- ruff SIM115: open().read() -> with open() (run_recipe_ci.py redaction-values + gitea-token).
- statix: merge repeated sops `secrets.*` keys into one `secrets = { ... }` (comments kept);
  empty fn pattern `{ ... }:` -> `_:` (packages.nix).
- deadnix: drop unused lambda args (flake `self`; configuration.nix `lib`; overlay `final` -> `_`).

Verified on cc-ci: `scripts/lint.sh` -> lint: PASS; nixosConfigurations.cc-ci evaluates;
all Python byte-compiles. The deployed bridge/dashboard/runner source changes hash (reformat),
so cc-ci will be rebuilt to the new closure in W2 before the cold D1-D10 re-verification.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-05-27 20:52:05 +01:00

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"""cryptpad — upgrade stage (D2): deploy the previous published version, write a data marker into a
persistent volume, upgrade to current/$REF, assert the app stays healthy and the data survives.
cryptpad data isn't HTTP-served as a static file (it's an encrypted datastore), so the marker is
written into the cryptpad_data volume and read back via `exec_in_app` (docker exec), not HTTP."""
import os
import sys
import pytest
sys.path.insert(0, os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "..", "..", "runner"))
from harness import lifecycle # noqa: E402
MARKER = "/cryptpad/data/ci-marker.txt"
@pytest.fixture
def old_app(recipe, app_domain, meta, request):
prev = lifecycle.previous_version(recipe)
if not prev:
pytest.skip(f"{recipe}: no previous published version to upgrade from")
lifecycle.janitor()
request.addfinalizer(lambda: lifecycle.teardown_app(app_domain))
lifecycle.deploy_app(recipe, app_domain, version=prev)
lifecycle.wait_healthy(
app_domain,
ok_codes=tuple(meta["HEALTH_OK"]),
path=meta["HEALTH_PATH"],
deploy_timeout=meta["DEPLOY_TIMEOUT"],
http_timeout=meta["HTTP_TIMEOUT"],
)
return app_domain, prev
def test_upgrade_preserves_data(old_app, meta):
domain, prev = old_app
# write a data marker into the persistent cryptpad_data volume
lifecycle.exec_in_app(domain, ["sh", "-c", f"echo upgrade-survives > {MARKER}"])
assert lifecycle.exec_in_app(domain, ["cat", MARKER]).strip() == "upgrade-survives"
# upgrade previous -> current/$REF
lifecycle.upgrade_app(domain, version=os.environ.get("VERSION") or None)
lifecycle.wait_healthy(
domain,
ok_codes=tuple(meta["HEALTH_OK"]),
path=meta["HEALTH_PATH"],
deploy_timeout=meta["DEPLOY_TIMEOUT"],
http_timeout=meta["HTTP_TIMEOUT"],
)
# app healthy and the data written before the upgrade is still there
assert lifecycle.http_get(domain, "/") in (200, 301, 302)
assert (
lifecycle.exec_in_app(domain, ["cat", MARKER]).strip() == "upgrade-survives"
), "data did not survive the upgrade"