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The test will fail on external PRs or locally built images because the devcontainer can't be downloaded. Skip the test if the download has no chance to succeed.
| version=$(source /usr/share/flatcar/release; echo "${FLATCAR_RELEASE_VERSION}") | ||
| image_url=$(process_template '{{ .ImageDirectoryURLTemplate }}/flatcar_developer_container.bin.bz2' "${arch}" "${version}") | ||
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| if [ "$(curl -I --retry-delay 1 --retry 60 --retry-connrefused --retry-max-time 60 --connect-timeout 20 -L -s -o /dev/null -w "%{http_code}" "${image_url}")" = 404 ]; then |
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As the image_url is built from some well-known variables (arch, version, etc.) - I'm wondering if we can't use the SkipFunc?
Otherwise we don't really skip the test, we just make it pass right?
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Yes, we don't skip it because I didn't want to duplicate the URL assembly but if wanted, we can do this. SkipFunc is not enough because we need the version ID from the image's os-release file. I can rework this to skip the test.
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It's just that Mantle has already a logic to skip the test and it's supported by the TAP format - we could see to leverage it (or use the SkipFunc).
As a trade-off, we could return a well-known return code or string, when the script is executed if we're getting this value: c.Skip
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The test will fail on external PRs or locally built images because the devcontainer can't be downloaded.
Skip the test if the download has no chance to succeed.
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Just ran the line with an existing and non-existing URL.