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[Bug 1588100] Re: snapd autopkgtest consistently fails on i386

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This bug was fixed in the package snapd - 2.0.8

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snapd (2.0.8) xenial; urgency=medium

  * New upstream release: LP: #1589534
    - debian: make `snap refresh` times more random (LP: #1537793)
    - cmd: ExecInCoreSnap looks in "core" snap first, and only in
      "ubuntu-core" snap if rev>125.
    - cmd/snap: have 'snap list' display helper message on stderr
      (LP: #1587445)
    - snap: make app names more restrictive.

 -- Michael Vogt <michael.vogt@xxxxxxxxxx>  Wed, 08 Jun 2016 07:56:58
+0200

** Changed in: snapd (Ubuntu Xenial)
       Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released

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Title:
  snapd autopkgtest consistently fails on i386

Status in snapd package in Ubuntu:
  Fix Committed
Status in snapd source package in Xenial:
  Fix Released

Bug description:
  The snapd autopkgtest has been failing consistently on i386 since the
  upload of snapd 2.0.3+16.10.  A few test failures have come and gone
  or appear to have been flaky/racy, but there are two tests that have
  been failing consistently:

  START: integration-tests/tests/network_bind_interface_test.go:43: networkBindInterfaceSuite.TestPlugDisconnectionDisablesClientConnection
  START: <autogenerated>:43: networkBindInterfaceSuite.SetUpTest
  ****** Running networkBindInterfaceSuite.TestPlugDisconnectionDisablesClientConnection
  snap list
  Name         Version               Rev  Developer
  ubuntu-core  16.04+20160420.05-02  113  canonical
  sudo snap install integration-tests/data/snaps/network-bind-consumer/network-bind-consumer_1.0_all.snap

  [|] Mount snap "network-bind-consumer"
  [/] Mount snap "network-bind-consumer"
  [-] Setup snap "network-bind-consumer" security profiles
  [\] Make snap "network-bind-consumer" available to the system
  [|] Make snap "network-bind-consumer" available to the system
  [/] Make snap "network-bind-consumer" available to the system
  
  Name                   Version  Rev     Developer
  network-bind-consumer  1.0      100001  
  snap list
  Name                   Version               Rev     Developer
  network-bind-consumer  1.0                   100001  
  ubuntu-core            16.04+20160420.05-02  113     canonical
  sudo snap install integration-tests/data/snaps/network-consumer/network-consumer_1.0_all.snap

  [|] Prepare snap "/tmp/snapd-sideload-pkg-874964219"
  [/] Mount snap "network-consumer"
  [-] Mount snap "network-consumer"
  [\] Setup snap "network-consumer" security profiles
  [|] Setup snap "network-consumer" security profiles
  
  Name              Version  Rev     Developer
  network-consumer  1.0      100001  
  snap list
  Name                   Version               Rev     Developer
  network-bind-consumer  1.0                   100001  
  network-consumer       1.0                   100001  
  ubuntu-core            16.04+20160420.05-02  113     canonical
  PASS: <autogenerated>:43: networkBindInterfaceSuite.SetUpTest	1.463s

  network-consumer http://127.0.0.1:8081
  Bad system call
  integration-tests/tests/network_bind_interface_test.go:44:
      output := cli.ExecCommand(c, "network-consumer", providerURL)
  integration-tests/testutils/cli/cli.go:42:
      c.Assert(err, check.IsNil, check.Commentf("Error for %v: %v", cmds, output))
  ... value *exec.ExitError = &exec.ExitError{ProcessState:(*os.ProcessState)(0x18bb72a0), Stderr:[]uint8(nil)} ("exit status 159")
  ... Error for [network-consumer http://127.0.0.1:8081]: Bad system call

  
  START: <autogenerated>:44: networkBindInterfaceSuite.TearDownTest
  sudo snap remove network-bind-consumer

  [|] Make snap "network-bind-consumer" unavailable to the system
  [/] Make snap "network-bind-consumer" unavailable to the system
  [-] Make snap "network-bind-consumer" unavailable to the system
  [\] Make snap "network-bind-consumer" unavailable to the system
  [|] Make snap "network-bind-consumer" unavailable to the system
  [/] Remove security profile for snap "network-bind-consumer"
  [-] Remove snap "network-bind-consumer" from the system
  [\] Remove snap "network-bind-consumer" from the system
  [|] Remove snap "network-bind-consumer" from the system
  [/] Remove snap "network-bind-consumer" from the system
  [-] Remove snap "network-bind-consumer" from the system
  
  Done
  snap list
  Name              Version               Rev     Developer
  network-consumer  1.0                   100001  
  ubuntu-core       16.04+20160420.05-02  113     canonical
  sudo snap remove network-consumer

  [|] Remove snap "network-consumer" from the system
  [/] Remove snap "network-consumer" from the system
  [-] Remove snap "network-consumer" from the system
  [\] Remove snap "network-consumer" from the system
  [|] Remove snap "network-consumer" from the system
  
  Done
  snap list
  Name         Version               Rev  Developer
  ubuntu-core  16.04+20160420.05-02  113  canonical
  PASS: <autogenerated>:44: networkBindInterfaceSuite.TearDownTest	1.946s

  FAIL: integration-tests/tests/network_bind_interface_test.go:43:
  networkBindInterfaceSuite.TestPlugDisconnectionDisablesClientConnection

  [...]

  START: integration-tests/tests/network_interface_test.go:41: networkInterfaceSuite.TestPlugDisconnectionDisablesFunctionality
  START: <autogenerated>:49: networkInterfaceSuite.SetUpTest
  ****** Running networkInterfaceSuite.TestPlugDisconnectionDisablesFunctionality
  snap list
  Name         Version               Rev  Developer
  ubuntu-core  16.04+20160420.05-02  113  canonical
  sudo snap install integration-tests/data/snaps/network-bind-consumer/network-bind-consumer_1.0_all.snap

  [|] Mount snap "network-bind-consumer"
  [/] Mount snap "network-bind-consumer"
  [-] Setup snap "network-bind-consumer" security profiles
  [\] Setup snap "network-bind-consumer" security profiles
  [|] Make snap "network-bind-consumer" available to the system
  [/] Make snap "network-bind-consumer" available to the system
  
  Name                   Version  Rev     Developer
  network-bind-consumer  1.0      100001  
  snap list
  Name                   Version               Rev     Developer
  network-bind-consumer  1.0                   100001  
  ubuntu-core            16.04+20160420.05-02  113     canonical
  sudo snap install integration-tests/data/snaps/network-consumer/network-consumer_1.0_all.snap

  [|] Mount snap "network-consumer"
  [/] Mount snap "network-consumer"
  [-] Setup snap "network-consumer" security profiles
  [\] Setup snap "network-consumer" security profiles
  [|] Setup snap "network-consumer" security profiles
  
  Name              Version  Rev     Developer
  network-consumer  1.0      100001  
  snap list
  Name                   Version               Rev     Developer
  network-bind-consumer  1.0                   100001  
  network-consumer       1.0                   100001  
  ubuntu-core            16.04+20160420.05-02  113     canonical
  PASS: <autogenerated>:49: networkInterfaceSuite.SetUpTest	1.721s

  network-consumer http://127.0.0.1:8081
  Bad system call
  integration-tests/tests/network_interface_test.go:44:
      output := cli.ExecCommand(c, "network-consumer", providerURL)
  integration-tests/testutils/cli/cli.go:42:
      c.Assert(err, check.IsNil, check.Commentf("Error for %v: %v", cmds, output))
  ... value *exec.ExitError = &exec.ExitError{ProcessState:(*os.ProcessState)(0x18df48f0), Stderr:[]uint8(nil)} ("exit status 159")
  ... Error for [network-consumer http://127.0.0.1:8081]: Bad system call

  
  START: <autogenerated>:50: networkInterfaceSuite.TearDownTest
  sudo snap remove network-bind-consumer

  [|] Make snap "network-bind-consumer" unavailable to the system
  [/] Make snap "network-bind-consumer" unavailable to the system
  [-] Make snap "network-bind-consumer" unavailable to the system
  [\] Make snap "network-bind-consumer" unavailable to the system
  [|] Make snap "network-bind-consumer" unavailable to the system
  [/] Make snap "network-bind-consumer" unavailable to the system
  [-] Remove security profile for snap "network-bind-consumer"
  [\] Remove snap "network-bind-consumer" from the system
  [|] Remove snap "network-bind-consumer" from the system
  [/] Remove snap "network-bind-consumer" from the system
  [-] Remove snap "network-bind-consumer" from the system
  [\] Remove snap "network-bind-consumer" from the system
  
  Done
  snap list
  Name              Version               Rev     Developer
  network-consumer  1.0                   100001  
  ubuntu-core       16.04+20160420.05-02  113     canonical
  sudo snap remove network-consumer

  [|] Remove snap "network-consumer" from the system
  [/] Remove snap "network-consumer" from the system
  [-] Remove snap "network-consumer" from the system
  [\] Remove snap "network-consumer" from the system
  [|] Remove snap "network-consumer" from the system
  
  Done
  snap list
  Name         Version               Rev  Developer
  ubuntu-core  16.04+20160420.05-02  113  canonical
  PASS: <autogenerated>:50: networkInterfaceSuite.TearDownTest	2.060s

  FAIL: integration-tests/tests/network_interface_test.go:41:
  networkInterfaceSuite.TestPlugDisconnectionDisablesFunctionality

  Sample log for a failed test run is:

  https://objectstorage.prodstack4-5.canonical.com/v1/AUTH_77e2ada1e7a84929a74ba3b87153c0ac
  /autopkgtest-yakkety/yakkety/i386/s/snapd/20160524_081656@/log.gz

  Full list of test runs for yakkety is
  http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/packages/s/snapd/yakkety/i386/

  proposed-migration sees this is a regression (the tests in version
  2.0.2 passed), so snapd uploads will not automatically migrate from
  yakkety-proposed to yakkety.

  The same test failures are also seen for snapd in xenial-proposed:
  http://autopkgtest.ubuntu.com/packages/s/snapd/xenial/i386/

  Since the package versions with these failing tests have been released
  as SRUs, it appears the test failures aren't considered important by
  the snappy team - so please disable these tests for i386 or mark them
  XFAIL in some way, so that they don't interfere with the package's
  promotion in either xenial or yakkety.

  (Fixing the tests is also acceptable, of course, if that's
  straightforward to do.)

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