tests: populate's tests of its own, krops' using them

populate's tests are in pkgs/populate/tests, independent of krops.
They run the program, with the sources as JSON from populate's Nix
library, and target strings for the remote targets, leaving the user
and whether the target is local to populate, so they cover its command
line too.  Phases expecting populate to refuse its arguments, e.g. a
source name or a target path that can't be used, expect the program's
refusal, with refused, the message, since nothing checks them during
evaluation there.

builder.nix is what builds the scenarios, which krops' tests use as
well, with a function running the phases, and whether that checks the
arguments during evaluation.  vm.nix takes a module for both machines,
for what else the scenarios run, and fixtures.nix and smoke.nix are
what both use of the fixtures and the smoke test.

krops' tests are deploy, writeDeploy's arguments to nixos-rebuild, with
the stand-in for nixos-rebuild in the module, and populate, populate's
scenarios that expect refusals, which pkgs.populate makes evaluation
fail with, and those of populate's smoke test, all through
pkgs.populate with target attribute sets as mkTarget returns them.
-A only selects from all of populate's scenarios and krops' own.

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diff --git a/tests/fixtures.sh b/tests/fixtures.sh
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-#! /bin/sh
-# Creates the fixtures the tests deploy from in /fixtures.
-#
-# usage: fixtures.sh URL GIT_HEAD
-#
-# URL is where /fixtures/www gets served via HTTP, e.g. http://deployer:8000.
-# The tarball flakes there get locked against it, so it must be served while
-# this script runs.  /fixtures/git gets served by git daemon.  GIT_HEAD is the
-# commit the tests expect as HEAD of /fixtures/gitsrc.
-set -efu
-
-url=$1
-git_head=$2
-
-nix() {
-  command nix --extra-experimental-features 'nix-command flakes' "$@"
-}
-
-export GIT_AUTHOR_NAME=krops GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL=spam@krebsco.de
-export GIT_COMMITTER_NAME=krops GIT_COMMITTER_EMAIL=spam@krebsco.de
-export GIT_AUTHOR_DATE='1000000000 +0000' GIT_COMMITTER_DATE='1000000000 +0000'
-# Configuration such as commit.gpgsign would change the commits.
-export GIT_CONFIG_GLOBAL=/dev/null GIT_CONFIG_NOSYSTEM=1
-
-# Commits everything in the current directory.  Commits are deterministic, so
-# the tests can refer to them by hash.
-commit() {
-  git add -A
-  git commit -q -m "$1"
-}
-
-tarball() {
-  tar -C /fixtures/www/src --sort=name --mtime=@1 --owner=0 --group=0 \
-      --numeric-owner -czf /fixtures/www/"$1".tar.gz "$1"
-}
-
-rm -fR /fixtures
-mkdir -p /fixtures/www/src
-
-# Tarball flakes, fetched via HTTP: inner, dep (with input inner), mono (with
-# a flake in subdirectory sub), and remote (with input dep).
-mkdir /fixtures/www/src/inner
-cat > /fixtures/www/src/inner/flake.nix <<'NIX'
-{ outputs = _: { who = "inner"; }; }
-NIX
-tarball inner
-
-mkdir /fixtures/www/src/dep
-cat > /fixtures/www/src/dep/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.inner.url = "$url/inner.tar.gz";
-  outputs = { inner, ... }: { greeting = "dep+\${inner.who}"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/www/src/dep && nix flake lock)
-tarball dep
-
-mkdir -p /fixtures/www/src/mono/sub
-echo mono > /fixtures/www/src/mono/README
-cat > /fixtures/www/src/mono/sub/flake.nix <<'NIX'
-{ outputs = _: { who = "sub"; }; }
-NIX
-tarball mono
-
-mkdir /fixtures/www/src/remote
-cat > /fixtures/www/src/remote/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.dep.url = "$url/dep.tar.gz";
-  outputs = { dep, ... }: { msg = "remote:\${dep.greeting}"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/www/src/remote && nix flake lock)
-tarball remote
-
-# top: a flake in a Git work tree, with inputs dep and sub (a flake in a
-# subdirectory).
-mkdir /fixtures/top
-cat > /fixtures/top/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.dep.url = "$url/dep.tar.gz";
-  inputs.sub.url = "$url/mono.tar.gz?dir=sub";
-  outputs = { dep, sub, ... }: { msg = "top:\${dep.greeting},\${sub.who}"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/top && nix flake lock && git init -q && commit top)
-
-# mono: a Git work tree with a flake in subdirectory sub.
-cp -R /fixtures/www/src/mono /fixtures/mono
-(cd /fixtures/mono && git init -q && commit mono)
-
-# alt: a flake to draw inputs from.
-mkdir /fixtures/alt
-cat > /fixtures/alt/flake.nix <<'NIX'
-{ outputs = _: { greeting = "alt"; who = "alt"; }; }
-NIX
-
-# usegone: a flake with an input locked to a path that doesn't exist anymore.
-mkdir /fixtures/gone /fixtures/usegone
-cat > /fixtures/gone/flake.nix <<'NIX'
-{ outputs = _: {}; }
-NIX
-cat > /fixtures/usegone/flake.nix <<'NIX'
-{
-  inputs.gone.url = "path:/fixtures/gone";
-  outputs = _: {};
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/usegone && nix flake lock)
-rm -R /fixtures/gone
-
-# kropsremote: a registry entry for remote, so it has an indirect reference.
-nix registry add kropsremote "$url/remote.tar.gz"
-
-# monoin: a Git work tree with a flake in subdirectory sub that has an input.
-mkdir -p /fixtures/monoin/sub
-echo monoin > /fixtures/monoin/README
-cat > /fixtures/monoin/sub/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.dep.url = "$url/dep.tar.gz";
-  outputs = { dep, ... }: { msg = "monoin:\${dep.greeting}"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/monoin/sub && nix flake lock)
-(cd /fixtures/monoin && git init -q && commit monoin)
-
-# dirty: a copy of top with an uncommitted change and an untracked file.
-cp -R /fixtures/top /fixtures/dirty
-sed -i 's/top:/dirty:/' /fixtures/dirty/flake.nix
-echo untracked > /fixtures/dirty/untracked
-
-# unlocked: a flake whose lock file is missing.
-mkdir /fixtures/unlocked
-cat > /fixtures/unlocked/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.inner.url = "$url/inner.tar.gz";
-  outputs = { inner, ... }: { msg = inner.who; };
-}
-NIX
-
-# uselocal: a flake with an input locked to a path on the deploying machine.
-mkdir /fixtures/uselocal
-cat > /fixtures/uselocal/flake.nix <<'NIX'
-{
-  inputs.a.url = "path:/fixtures/alt";
-  outputs = { a, ... }: { msg = "uselocal:${a.who}"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/uselocal && nix flake lock)
-
-# follow: a flake whose input dep draws its input inner from the flake's own
-# input inner, which is inner2, so the lock file records a follows path, and
-# dep's own lock file pins another inner than the flake's.
-mkdir /fixtures/www/src/inner2
-cat > /fixtures/www/src/inner2/flake.nix <<'NIX'
-{ outputs = _: { who = "inner2"; }; }
-NIX
-tarball inner2
-mkdir /fixtures/follow
-cat > /fixtures/follow/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.inner.url = "$url/inner2.tar.gz";
-  inputs.dep.url = "$url/dep.tar.gz";
-  inputs.dep.inputs.inner.follows = "inner";
-  outputs = { dep, ... }: { msg = "follow:\${dep.greeting}"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/follow && nix flake lock)
-
-# nofollow: a flake that removes an input of its input, so the lock file
-# records an empty follows path.
-mkdir /fixtures/nofollow
-cat > /fixtures/nofollow/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.dep.url = "$url/dep.tar.gz";
-  inputs.dep.inputs.inner.follows = "";
-  outputs = _: { msg = "nofollow"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/nofollow && nix flake lock)
-
-# cyc: a flake whose inputs cyca and cycb follow each other.
-for name in cyca cycb; do
-  other=$(test $name = cyca && echo cycb || echo cyca)
-  mkdir /fixtures/www/src/$name
-  cat > /fixtures/www/src/$name/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.other.url = "$url/$other.tar.gz";
-  outputs = _: { who = "$name"; };
-}
-NIX
-  tarball $name
-done
-mkdir /fixtures/cyc
-cat > /fixtures/cyc/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.a.url = "$url/cyca.tar.gz";
-  inputs.b.url = "$url/cycb.tar.gz";
-  inputs.a.inputs.other.follows = "b";
-  inputs.b.inputs.other.follows = "a";
-  outputs = { a, b, ... }: { msg = "cyc:\${a.who},\${b.who}"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/cyc && nix flake lock)
-
-# rel: a flake in a Git work tree with an input in a subdirectory, referred
-# to by a relative path.
-mkdir -p /fixtures/rel/lib
-cat > /fixtures/rel/lib/flake.nix <<'NIX'
-{ outputs = _: { who = "lib"; }; }
-NIX
-cat > /fixtures/rel/flake.nix <<'NIX'
-{
-  inputs.lib.url = "path:./lib";
-  outputs = { lib, ... }: { msg = "rel:${lib.who}"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/rel && nix flake lock && git init -q && commit rel)
-
-# two, c1, c2: a flake with two inputs, and two flakes to draw them from.
-mkdir /fixtures/two /fixtures/c1 /fixtures/c2
-cat > /fixtures/two/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.p.url = "$url/inner.tar.gz";
-  inputs.q.url = "$url/inner.tar.gz";
-  outputs = { p, q, ... }: { greeting = "two:\${p.who}+\${q.who}"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/two && nix flake lock)
-cat > /fixtures/c1/flake.nix <<'NIX'
-{ outputs = _: { who = "c1"; }; }
-NIX
-cat > /fixtures/c2/flake.nix <<'NIX'
-{ outputs = _: { who = "c2"; }; }
-NIX
-
-# usedata, data: a flake with an input that isn't a flake, and a directory
-# to draw it from.
-mkdir /fixtures/usedata /fixtures/data
-cat > /fixtures/usedata/flake.nix <<'NIX'
-{
-  inputs.data = { url = "path:/nonexistent"; flake = false; };
-  outputs = { data, ... }: { msg = "data:${builtins.readFile (data + "/value")}"; };
-}
-NIX
-printf hello > /fixtures/data/value
-
-# pipe2: a command for the pipe source type whose output the tests change.
-cat > /fixtures/pipe2 <<'SH'
-#! /bin/sh
-cat /fixtures/pipe2-data
-SH
-chmod +x /fixtures/pipe2
-echo piped > /fixtures/pipe2-data
-
-# alt2: like alt, with other outputs, to change a source to.
-mkdir /fixtures/alt2
-cat > /fixtures/alt2/flake.nix <<'NIX'
-{ outputs = _: { greeting = "alt2"; who = "alt2"; }; }
-NIX
-
-# filtered, filtered-link: a directory with an .rsync-filter, and a symlink to
-# it that neither root nor the user deploying owns, through which rsync 3.5.0
-# and later can't read that file.
-mkdir /fixtures/filtered
-printf -- '- /garbage\n' > /fixtures/filtered/.rsync-filter
-echo keep > /fixtures/filtered/keep
-echo garbage > /fixtures/filtered/garbage
-ln -s filtered /fixtures/filtered-link
-chown -h nobody /fixtures/filtered-link
-
-# noflake: a directory without flake.nix.
-mkdir /fixtures/noflake
-echo noflake > /fixtures/noflake/README
-
-# filesrc: a copy of top, with files for testing the file source type's
-# options.  same has the same size and modification time as the file the
-# tests put on the target beforehand, while skip-ex and skip-f have the same
-# size but an older modification time than theirs, so rsync's quick check
-# tells them apart.
-mkdir /fixtures/filesrc
-cp /fixtures/top/flake.nix /fixtures/top/flake.lock /fixtures/filesrc
-echo keep > /fixtures/filesrc/keep
-echo src > /fixtures/filesrc/skip-ex
-echo src > /fixtures/filesrc/skip-f
-echo AAAA > /fixtures/filesrc/same
-touch -d @1000000000 /fixtures/filesrc/same
-touch -d @999999999 /fixtures/filesrc/skip-ex /fixtures/filesrc/skip-f
-
-# gitsrc: a Git repository with two commits, served by git daemon.  Its flake
-# has an input that only exists when drawn from a source.
-mkdir /fixtures/gitsrc
-cat > /fixtures/gitsrc/flake.nix <<'NIX'
-{
-  inputs.dep.url = "path:/nonexistent";
-  outputs = { dep, ... }: { msg = "git:${dep.greeting}"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/gitsrc && git init -q -b master && commit one)
-echo two > /fixtures/gitsrc/two
-(cd /fixtures/gitsrc && commit two)
-if test "$(git -C /fixtures/gitsrc rev-parse HEAD)" != "$git_head"; then
-  >&2 printf 'error: HEAD of /fixtures/gitsrc is %s, but the tests expect %s\n' \
-      "$(git -C /fixtures/gitsrc rev-parse HEAD)" "$git_head"
-  exit 1
-fi
-mkdir /fixtures/git
-git clone -q --bare /fixtures/gitsrc /fixtures/git/gitsrc.git
-git -C /fixtures/git/gitsrc.git config uploadpack.allowReachableSHA1InWant true
-
-# withsub: a Git repository with gitsrc as its submodule sub, served by git
-# daemon like gitsrc, which the tests reach as git://deployer/gitsrc.git.
-mkdir /fixtures/withsub
-cat > /fixtures/withsub/.gitmodules <<'GIT'
-[submodule "sub"]
-	path = sub
-	url = git://deployer/gitsrc.git
-GIT
-(
-  cd /fixtures/withsub
-  git init -q -b master
-  git update-index --add --cacheinfo 160000,"$git_head",sub
-  git add .gitmodules
-  git commit -q -m withsub
-)
-git clone -q --bare /fixtures/withsub /fixtures/git/withsub.git
-
-# pass: password stores with x/a, without and with Git.
-if ! gpg --list-secret-keys spam@krebsco.de >/dev/null 2>&1; then
-  gpg --batch --passphrase '' --quick-gen-key spam@krebsco.de default default never
-fi
-for store in pass pass-git; do
-  export PASSWORD_STORE_DIR=/fixtures/$store
-  pass init spam@krebsco.de >/dev/null
-  if test $store = pass-git; then
-    pass git init >/dev/null
-  fi
-  printf 'secret-a\n' | pass insert -m x/a >/dev/null
-done
-unset PASSWORD_STORE_DIR
-
-# passage: a passage store with x/a.
-mkdir -p /fixtures/passage/store
-age-keygen -o /fixtures/passage/identities 2>/dev/null
-age-keygen -y /fixtures/passage/identities > /fixtures/passage/store/.age-recipients
-printf 'secret-a\n' |
-  PASSAGE_DIR=/fixtures/passage/store \
-  PASSAGE_IDENTITIES_FILE=/fixtures/passage/identities \
-  passage insert -m x/a >/dev/null
-
-# pipe: a command for the pipe source type.
-cat > /fixtures/pipe <<'SH'
-#! /bin/sh
-echo piped
-SH
-chmod +x /fixtures/pipe
-
-# pipe-slow: a command that takes longer than the tests wait for it.
-cat > /fixtures/pipe-slow <<'SH'
-#! /bin/sh
-sleep 60
-echo piped
-SH
-chmod +x /fixtures/pipe-slow
-
-# patches: hello and hello2 change dep's greeting, hello2 only after hello;
-# sub changes the flake in mono's subdirectory; bad applies to nothing.
-mkdir -p /fixtures/patches
-# Prints a patch of file $1 in the directory $2, replacing $3 by $4.
-patch_of() {
-  sed "s/$3/$4/" "$2/$1" > /fixtures/patches/new
-  diff -u --label a/"$1" --label b/"$1" "$2/$1" /fixtures/patches/new || test $? = 1
-  rm /fixtures/patches/new
-}
-patch_of flake.nix /fixtures/www/src/dep 'dep+' 'hello+' > /fixtures/patches/hello.patch
-mkdir /fixtures/patches/dep-hello
-sed 's/dep+/hello+/' /fixtures/www/src/dep/flake.nix > /fixtures/patches/dep-hello/flake.nix
-patch_of flake.nix /fixtures/patches/dep-hello 'hello+' 'hello2+' > /fixtures/patches/hello2.patch
-rm -R /fixtures/patches/dep-hello
-patch_of flake.nix /fixtures/www/src/mono/sub '"sub"' '"patched"' > /fixtures/patches/sub.patch
-cat > /fixtures/patches/bad.patch <<'PATCH'
---- a/flake.nix
-+++ b/flake.nix
-@@ -1 +1 @@
--nothing like this
-+anything
-PATCH
-
-# broken: a flake with an input that can't be fetched anymore.
-mkdir /fixtures/www/src/vanishing
-cat > /fixtures/www/src/vanishing/flake.nix <<'NIX'
-{ outputs = _: { who = "vanishing"; }; }
-NIX
-tarball vanishing
-mkdir /fixtures/broken
-cat > /fixtures/broken/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.vanishing.url = "$url/vanishing.tar.gz";
-  outputs = { vanishing, ... }: { msg = "broken:\${vanishing.who}"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/broken && nix flake lock)
-
-# pinned, usepinned: a tarball flake whose own lock file pins an input that
-# can't be fetched anymore, and a flake that draws that input from its own
-# input instead, so nothing it evaluates needs the pin.
-mkdir /fixtures/www/src/pinned
-cat > /fixtures/www/src/pinned/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.inner.url = "$url/vanishing.tar.gz";
-  outputs = { inner, ... }: { greeting = "pinned+\${inner.who}"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/www/src/pinned && nix flake lock)
-tarball pinned
-mkdir /fixtures/usepinned
-cat > /fixtures/usepinned/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.inner.url = "$url/inner.tar.gz";
-  inputs.dep.url = "$url/pinned.tar.gz";
-  inputs.dep.inputs.inner.follows = "inner";
-  outputs = { dep, ... }: { msg = "usepinned:\${dep.greeting}"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/usepinned && nix flake lock)
-rm /fixtures/www/vanishing.tar.gz
-
-# stale, usestale: a tarball flake whose lock file lacks an input its
-# flake.nix has, and a flake with it as input, whose own lock file is
-# complete.
-mkdir /fixtures/www/src/stale
-cat > /fixtures/www/src/stale/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.inner.url = "$url/inner.tar.gz";
-  outputs = { inner, ... }: { greeting = "stale+\${inner.who}"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/www/src/stale && nix flake lock)
-cat > /fixtures/www/src/stale/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.inner.url = "$url/inner.tar.gz";
-  inputs.extra.url = "$url/inner2.tar.gz";
-  outputs = { inner, extra, ... }: { greeting = "stale+\${inner.who}+\${extra.who}"; };
-}
-NIX
-tarball stale
-mkdir /fixtures/usestale
-cat > /fixtures/usestale/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.dep.url = "$url/stale.tar.gz";
-  outputs = { dep, ... }: { msg = "usestale:\${dep.greeting}"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/usestale && nix flake lock)
-
-# offline: a flake with an input of its own, which the tests make
-# unreachable between deploys.
-mkdir /fixtures/www/src/gap
-cat > /fixtures/www/src/gap/flake.nix <<'NIX'
-{ outputs = _: { who = "gap"; }; }
-NIX
-tarball gap
-mkdir /fixtures/offline
-cat > /fixtures/offline/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.gap.url = "$url/gap.tar.gz";
-  outputs = { gap, ... }: { msg = "offline:\${gap.who}"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/offline && nix flake lock)
-
-# c3: a flake with an input, to draw another flake's input from.
-mkdir /fixtures/c3
-cat > /fixtures/c3/flake.nix <<NIX
-{
-  inputs.z.url = "$url/inner.tar.gz";
-  outputs = { z, ... }: { who = "c3(\${z.who})"; };
-}
-NIX
-(cd /fixtures/c3 && nix flake lock)
-
-# filtered-parent, filtered-parent-link: like filtered, but the filter file
-# applies to a subdirectory, which is what gets synced.
-mkdir -p /fixtures/filtered-parent/sub
-printf -- '- garbage\n' > /fixtures/filtered-parent/.rsync-filter
-echo keep > /fixtures/filtered-parent/sub/keep
-echo garbage > /fixtures/filtered-parent/sub/garbage
-ln -s filtered-parent /fixtures/filtered-parent-link
-chown -h nobody /fixtures/filtered-parent-link
-
-# filtered-name, filtered-name-link: like filtered, but the filter file is in
-# a subdirectory whose name has a byte that rsync prints escaped in the C
-# locale.
-mkdir -p /fixtures/filtered-name/bär
-printf -- '- garbage\n' > /fixtures/filtered-name/bär/.rsync-filter
-echo keep > /fixtures/filtered-name/bär/keep
-echo garbage > /fixtures/filtered-name/bär/garbage
-ln -s filtered-name /fixtures/filtered-name-link
-chown -h nobody /fixtures/filtered-name-link