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# Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
# Licensed under the MIT License.
$imageName = "remotetestimage"
Describe "Basic remoting test with docker" -tags @("Scenario","Slow"){
BeforeAll {
$Timeout = 600 # 10 minutes to run these tests
$dockerimage = docker images --format "{{ .Repository }}" $imageName
if ( $dockerimage -ne $imageName ) {
$pending = $true
write-warning "Docker image '$imageName' not found, not running tests"
return
}
else {
$pending = $false
}
# give the containers something to do, otherwise they will exit and be removed
Write-Verbose -verbose "setting up docker container PowerShell server"
$server = docker run -d $imageName powershell -c start-sleep $timeout
Write-Verbose -verbose "setting up docker container PowerShell client"
$client = docker run -d $imageName powershell -c start-sleep $timeout
# get fullpath to installed core powershell
Write-Verbose -verbose "Getting path to PowerShell core"
$powershellcorepath = docker exec $server powershell -c "(get-childitem 'c:\program files\powershell\*\pwsh.exe').fullname"
if ( ! $powershellcorepath )
{
$pending = $true
write-warning "Cannot find powershell core executable, not running tests"
return
}
$powershellcoreversion = ($powershellcorepath -split "[\\/]")[-2]
# we will need the configuration of the core powershell endpoint
$powershellcoreConfiguration = "powershell.${powershellcoreversion}"
# capture the hostnames of the containers which will be used by the tests
write-verbose -verbose "getting server hostname"
$serverhostname = docker exec $server hostname
write-verbose -verbose "getting client hostname"
$clienthostname = docker exec $client hostname
# capture the versions of full and core PowerShell
write-verbose -verbose "getting powershell full version"
$fullVersion = docker exec $client powershell -c "`$psversiontable.psversion.tostring()"
if ( ! $fullVersion )
{
$pending = $true
write-warning "Cannot determine PowerShell full version, not running tests"
return
}
write-verbose -verbose "getting powershell core version"
$coreVersion = docker exec $client "$powershellcorepath" -c "`$psversiontable.psversion.tostring()"
if ( ! $coreVersion )
{
$pending = $true
write-warning "Cannot determine PowerShell core version, not running tests"
return
}
}
AfterAll {
# to debug, comment out the following
if ( $pending -eq $false ) {
docker rm -f $server
docker rm -f $client
}
}
It "Full powershell can get correct remote powershell core version" -pending:$pending {
$result = docker exec $client powershell -c "`$ss = [security.securestring]::new(); '11aa!!AA'.ToCharArray() | ForEach-Object { `$ss.appendchar(`$_)}; `$c = [pscredential]::new('testuser',`$ss); `$ses=new-pssession $serverhostname -configurationname $powershellcoreConfiguration -auth basic -credential `$c; invoke-command -session `$ses { `$psversiontable.psversion.tostring() }"
$result | should be $coreVersion
}
It "Full powershell can get correct remote powershell full version" -pending:$pending {
$result = docker exec $client powershell -c "`$ss = [security.securestring]::new(); '11aa!!AA'.ToCharArray() | ForEach-Object { `$ss.appendchar(`$_)}; `$c = [pscredential]::new('testuser',`$ss); `$ses=new-pssession $serverhostname -auth basic -credential `$c; invoke-command -session `$ses { `$psversiontable.psversion.tostring() }"
$result | should be $fullVersion
}
It "Core powershell can get correct remote powershell core version" -pending:$pending {
$result = docker exec $client "$powershellcorepath" -c "`$ss = [security.securestring]::new(); '11aa!!AA'.ToCharArray() | ForEach-Object { `$ss.appendchar(`$_)}; `$c = [pscredential]::new('testuser',`$ss); `$ses=new-pssession $serverhostname -configurationname $powershellcoreConfiguration -auth basic -credential `$c; invoke-command -session `$ses { `$psversiontable.psversion.tostring() }"
$result | should be $coreVersion
}
It "Core powershell can get correct remote powershell full version" -pending:$pending {
$result = docker exec $client "$powershellcorepath" -c "`$ss = [security.securestring]::new(); '11aa!!AA'.ToCharArray() | ForEach-Object { `$ss.appendchar(`$_)}; `$c = [pscredential]::new('testuser',`$ss); `$ses=new-pssession $serverhostname -auth basic -credential `$c; invoke-command -session `$ses { `$psversiontable.psversion.tostring() }"
$result | should be $fullVersion
}
}