* Add some more test coverage for unarchive
This moves over (and slightly extends) coverage which was found in
incidental_flatpak_remote.
Signed-off-by: Rick Elrod <rick@elrod.me>
* add a group for testing too, user creation does not mean group creation on all platforms
Signed-off-by: Rick Elrod <rick@elrod.me>
* update the test group assert
Signed-off-by: Rick Elrod <rick@elrod.me>
* Fix style
Signed-off-by: Rick Elrod <rick@elrod.me>
* block/always
Signed-off-by: Rick Elrod <rick@elrod.me>
* module_utils.urls: add fetch_file function
* apt: use fetch_file instead of own download()
* unarchive: use fetch_file instead of own codecopy
* apt: add test for deb=http://…
* unarchive: add test for a remote file download and unarchive
* yum: replace fetch_rpm_from_url by fetch_file
* use NamedTemporaryFile
* don't add a dot to fileext, it's already there
* fix: exclude using wildcards for tar archives
Fixes#37842, #22947
* fix: Remove quote() as it munges the exclude format
* test: Refactor to use single archive structure
A common structure archived by different methods should simplify some of
the feature tests.
* test: Use common archive layout to validate exclude feature
* test: Use the same exclude checks for zip/tar archives
* Fix idempotency for Unix permissions in zip files.
This fix prevents the unarchive module from reporting 'changed' when a zipfile contains items with Unix permissions that differ from the system default.
* Update zip unarchive tests.
Additional tests for the unarchive module with zip files:
- Test file in zip archive with non-default permissions
- Test file added to zip archive with Windows permissions
* Additional fix for mixed win/unix archives.
Turns out my original fix fails under some mixed archives, as setting the umask to zero can be applied to those files. This creates a per-file umask variable, so a mix of permission types don't cause problems.
* CI Checks
CI checks for archives with:
* non default Unix permissions
* Windows permissions
* Workaround for BSD differences.
Using Zipinfo due to lack of support in BSD unzip.
Permissions handling is also different in BSD -- always applies UMASK to file permissions.
* Added checks for creating directories and SSH keys for existing users.
