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misc/py-anita: update to 2.15. Changes from 2.13: Fix invalid escape sequences that cause warnings in Python 3.12. In the deprecated anita.Release method, use https, and use archive.netbsd.org for releases older than 9.0. Ignoring a suffix of "-dvd" when deducing the architecture name from the URL of an install ISO, to work around the issue of PR 58357. Define a scratch disk for vax guests so that they can export ATF test results to the host. Support Xen pvshim. From Manuel Bouyer.
misc/py-anita: update to 2.13 Changes from 2.12: Install the base32 set by default (when present). When installing a NetBSD version that has the new "base32" set, don't mistake it for the "base" set.
misc/py-anita: update to 2.12. Changes from 2.11: Fix incorrect scratch disk device name for riscv-riscv64 causing the export of test result data to the host to fail. Support the new manhtml, base32, and debug32 sets. When installing a NetBSD version that has the new "manhtml" set, don't mistake it for the "man" set.
misc/py-anita: update to 2.11 Changes from 2.10: Increase the default memory size for sparc to 64M. On macOS, use the -joliet option to "hdiutil makehybrid" as the -iso option fails to create a Rock Ridge file system even though the hdiutil manpage says it will. From Benny Siegert. Add initial support for riscv-riscv64. Increase the default of the --test-timeout option to 3 hours, as the timeout of the crypto/libcrypto/t_libcrypto:bn test case in the NetBSD ATF test suite has now been increased to 2 hours, and anita must use a longer timeout than any individual test case. New command line --no-entropy. Support Xen PVH virtualization, enabled by "--xen-type pvh". From Manuel Bouyer. New command line --partitioning-scheme, for testing i386 and amd64 with MBR partitioning rather than the default GPT partitioning.
misc/py-anita: update to 2.10. Changes from 2.9: Support the new sysinst root password and entropy configuration user interface introduced on source date 2022.04.21.17.30.15. Fix stray quotes in the anita --help output. When choosing to overwrite a non-NetBSD partition, handle yes/no choices presented in either order. Define a scratch disk for macppc (wd1c) so that ATF test results can be exported to the host.
misc: Replace RMD160 checksums with BLAKE2s checksums All checksums have been double-checked against existing RMD160 and SHA512 hashes The following distfiles could not be fetched (possibly fetched conditionally?): ./misc/libreoffice/distinfo libreoffice/harfbuzz-2.6.4.tar.xz
misc: Remove SHA1 hashes for distfiles
misc/py-anita: update to 2.9. Changes from 2.8: Support the new "gpufw" set. Actually reduce the default test timeout to 1 hour as documented in version 2.5 when anita is invoked as a program rather than as a library. Log a message to the structured log file on timeout so that the time when the timeout occurred can be determined from the message timestamp. Define a scratch disk for alpha (wd1c) so that ATF test results can be exported to the host. In addition to the plain-text ATF test report printed to the console as the tests progress, also store a clean copy without other console output in test.txt and export it to the host. Suggested by Greg Troxel. Fix failure to destroy the Xen DomU used by the installation stage before trying to create the one for the boot stage when running under Python 3. Fix failure to log in after reboot when running "anita test" on a self-resizing image without running a separate "anita install" first. From Joerg Sonnenberger. Support coypu's proposed sysinst entropy patch. Remove extra newline in reponse to entropy prompt.
misc/py-anita: update to 2.8 Changes from 2.7: Preemeptively support sysinst requesting entropy as a single line. Fix bug in 2.7 that caused the provision of entropy to the installer to fail when running under Python 3. Omit ",cdrom" when passing a CD-ROM device to a Xen PV domain because doing so will cause NetBSD/Xen to ignore device since xenbus_probe.c 1.51.
misc/py-anita: update to 2.7 Changes from 2.6: Fix bug in 2.6 that caused the provision of entropy to the installer to fail when running under Python 2.
misc/py-anita: update to 2.6. Changes from 2.5: Support upcoming sysinst changes to support interactive input of entropy. Add support for NetBSD/alpha targets. The "interact" mode now supports interaction with the boot process, except when the --run option is used.
misc/py-anita: update to 2.5 Changes from 2.4: Reset the test timeout once per test case, not just once per test program, and reduce the default timeout to 1 hour.
misc/py-anita: update to 2.4. Changes from 2.3: Deal with the root device name of evbarm-aarch64 changing as a result of the the switch to GPT at source date 2020.05.24.18.44.46.
misc/py-anita: update to 2.3. Changes from 2.2: Deal with curses sometimes optimizing away the final "s" in "Debug symbols", causing the debug set to not be installed. Increase default memory size for amd64 from 128M to 192M, as the installer no longer runs reliably in 128M without exhausting memory. Keep logging the console output for a few seconds after shutdown to catch the autoconf detach messages and possible panics on detach. When logging shell commands, avoid line breaks between options and their arguments. Support the "virt" machine type for evbarm-eamv7hf as an alternative to the default of vexpress-a15. To enable, use the command line option --machine virt.
misc/py-anita: update to 2.2. Changes from 2.1: Clean up some b'' quoting that appeared around strings in the log output under python3. New command line option --image-format for selecting the guest disk image format. Supported values are "dense" (the default) and "sparse". Reset the install timeout whenever a new set extraction or other command is started by sysinst, and reduce the timeout to 1 hour. This allows hangs in the install phase to be detected more quickly. Reset the test timeout whenever a new test program is started by ATF, and reduce the default timeout to 2 hours. If you are passing a non-default test timeout with the --test-timeout option, it can also be reduced. This allows hangs during test runs to be detected more quickly. Fix the sparc64 CD install which was broken in 2.1, by adding an index=2 attribute to the virtual CD drive. Make NetBSD-current/macppc boot by passing "-prom-env qemu_boot_hack=y" to qemu-system-ppc. From Joerg Sonnenberger.
misc/py-anita: update to 2.1. Changes from 2.0: Add support for the newly added rescue set. Deal with the sysinst changes of 2019-11-16. Add support for macppc targets, based on a patch from Joerg Sonnenberger. Fix failure to install the sharesrc set due to curses optimization.
misc/py-anita: update to 2.0. Changes from 1.49: In the test suite, run the tests in parallel to reduce the run time. Downloads can now be interrupted using SIGINT (control-C). On NetBSD, invoke makefs using its absolute path /usr/sbin/makefs as /usr/sbin may not be in PATH. Add support for Python 3. When using qemu from pkgsrc, log the exact pkgsrc version of qemu and glib2, including any nb suffix.
misc/py-anita: update to 1.49 Changes from 1.48: Fix issue introduced in 1.48 that caused the Xen install kernel to be used instead of the regular Xen kernel when booting the installed system.
misc/py-anita: update to 1.48 Changes from 1.47: When sysinst offers a choice of partitioning schemes, anita now uses the one listed first. Therefore, i386 and amd64 installs of versions where sysinst offers GPT as the first choice will use GPT rather than MBR as was previously the case. Add support for NetBSD/hppa targets. Support some upcoming sysinst UI changes. The structured log file is now flushed after each line so that it can be used to debug a hung installation without waiting for it to time out first. Move the automatic determination of the type of the URL argument (e.g., distribution directory vs. installation ISO) into a new library function anita.distribution() so that it can be used not only from the command line but also by Python programs calling anita as a library. When using a pre-installed image, "anita install" will now boot it to let it resize itself, rather than postponing the resize to when the image is later booted in another mode such as "anita test".
misc/py-anita: update to 1.47. Changes from 1.46: Deal with the removal of the VEXPRESS_A15 kernel, used by the evbarm-earmv7hf target, in favor of GENERIC.
misc/py-anita: update to 1.46 Changes from 1.45: Add support for NetBSD/evbarm-aarch64 targets. Add support for NetBSD/sparc64 targets, from Utkarsh Anand. The run_tests() method now halts the VM, to ensure that the scratch disk containing ATF test results is flushed by the guest before being read by the host.
misc/py-anita: update to 1.45 Changes from 1.44: Support xz compressed distribution sets. Support NetBSD/vax via simh. Installing and booting works; running the ATF tests does not. From Utkarsh Anand. Mark the NumberedVersion and Release classes as deprecated. Remove the obsolete clases DailyBuild and LocalBuild. Fix a bug that caused the guest OS to unnecessarily boot twice when entering "interact" mode since version 1.43. Don't send a spurious "x" at the end of installation. Log the pexpect version.
misc/py-anita: update to 1.44 Changes since 1.42: Disable optimization avoiding copies when installing from a file: URL or local path, as it broke installation of source sets. Deal with pexpect 4.3.1 requiring delayafterclose and delayafterterminate to be set in two different places (https://github.com/pexpect/pexpect/issues/462). Support installing on disks with a corrupt or out-of-date MBR. Log the command line arguments on startup. - 1.43 released - Log interactive mode input and output to the structured log file. Add support for NetBSD/hpcmips targets, from Utkarsh Anand.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.42. Changes from 1.41: VM console input is no longer logged to stdout, to keep it from appearing twice when echoed by the VM. Fix VM console output appearing twice in interact mode (again). Add support for gxemul as a new VMM and NetBSD/pmax as a new guest. From Utkarsh Anand. Increase the default test timeout to 24 hours, as the tests now take much longer to run than before due to a combination of the addition of new tests and qemu performance regressions. Added target support for NetBSD/evbarm-earmv7hf, from Utkarsh Anand. This installs from a pre-built image rather than using sysinst. When installing from a file: URL or local path, avoid creating unnecessary copies of the release files. From Utkarsh Anand. New command line option --tests for explicitly selecting the the Kyua test framework instead of ATF, from Utkarsh Anand.
misc/py-anita to 1.41. Pkgsrc changes: Update xen dependency in options.mk from 4.1 to 4.2 since 4.1 is no longer in pkgsrc. Make the build not fail when PKGSRC_RUN_TEST=yes. Upstream changes since 1.40: If the VMM exits unexpectedly while running the ATF tests or some other shell command, log the exit status and the signal that caused it to exit (if any). Log the qemu version used to stdout. Fix reference to uninitialized variable when reporting a timeout waiting for VM halt confirmation. Increase default child timeout from 300 to 600 seconds to support VMMs where power-up takes a long time. Increase child.delayafterclose and child.delayafterterminate to support VMMs where power-down takes a long time. Run more network diagnostics after failed network installs. Add timestamps to structured log output.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.40. Changes from 1.39: Work around a bug in the urllib library of Python 2.7.12 that causes FTP transfers to fail with the error message "[Errno ftp error] 200 Type set to I"; see https://bugs.python.org/issue27973. When halting the child results in an EOF, don't print the exception since that may be confused with a failure. Run vmstat -s at the end of the ATF tests to help diagnose issues like excessive paging due to insufficient memory. Increase the default of the --test-timeout option from 3 hours to 8 hours, since the sparc tests are now taking more than 5 hours. Increase the default disk size to 1526M, as 1G is no longer enough for amd64. Pass format=raw in the qemu -drive option to suppress warnings in recent qemu versions.
Update to 1.39
Changelog:
- 1.39 released -
Deal with incompatible change in the output format of the "info block"
command in qemu 2.5.0.
Fix bug where the exit status of the shell command specified with the
--run option was not propagated to the exit status of anita.
New public method start_boot, to facilitate writing test cases that
interact with the boot prompt.
The structured log file now also contains informational messages,
of the form info('message').
Add SHA512 digests for distfiles for misc category Problems found locating distfiles: Package colorls: missing distfile ls.tar.gz Package molden: missing distfile molden-4.6/molden4.6.tar.gz Package softmaker-office-demo: missing distfile ofl06trial.tgz Otherwise, existing SHA1 digests verified and found to be the same on the machine holding the existing distfiles (morden). All existing SHA1 digests retained for now as an audit trail.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.38. Changes from 1.37: Deal with the sysinst message changes of 2015-04-30. When halting the VM, don't quit as soon as the text "halted" is seen, because it may be part the message "halted by root", which is printed before disks have been synced. Instead look for "The operating system has halted", EOF, or a timeout.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.37. Changes from 1.36: The global test() function is no longer supported, use the run_tests() method of the Anita object instead. When halting the VM, do not attempt to log in if already logged in. Make the distinctive shell prompts different from one invocation of anita to another, so that anita can run itself recursively on the VM without the outer instance mistaking a shell prompt from an inner instance for one of its own.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.36. The previous commit message accidentally contained the changes from 1.35 to 1.36 rather than those from 1.34 to 1.35. The changes from 1.34 to 1.35 were: Support Linux host systems that have genisoimage but not mkisofs, such as Debian 7. New command line option --run-timeout.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.35. Changes from 1.34: When running a shell command, wrap the exit status in distictive text so that it can be reliably matched in the presence of buffered output containing other numeric strings. Halt the VM when done. Print the qemu command.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.34. Changes from 1.33: Do not require releases to contain install floppies, since amd64 no longer has them. The default value of the --boot-from option is now "cdrom" if the install floppies are missing. When reporting a failed download of optional files, be clearer that this is not an error. Also, don't treat arbitrary exceptions during downloads as indicating a missing file, only the expected IOError. Increase the default disk size from 768M to 1G, as 768M is no longer sufficient for amd64. New command line option --structured-log-file. This is like --structured-log but takes the name of a log file as an argument, and the structured logging is in addition to, not instead of, the traditional logging to stdout. Increase installation timeout from 1 hour to 3 hours so that a system built with DEBUG and LOCKDEBUG can be installed under qemu without timing out. Unconditionally print a greeting message including the version number of startup, so that logs from automated anita runs will always indicate the version used. In --structured-log mode, log the string matched by expect() instead of the return value, as the latter is always zero and therefore conveys no useful information.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.33. Changes from 1.32: Support recent versions of sysinst (CVS date 2014.08.03.16.09.38 or newer), where set selection happens after disk partitioning rather than before. Document qemu 2.0.0nb4 as a known working version. New command line option --structured-log.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.32. Changes from 1.31: Fix installation of source and debug sets, which had been broken since the label displayed by sysinst was changed from "Source sets" to "Source and debug sets".
Update misc/py-anita to 1.31. Changes from 1.30: Fix a failure to consume a shell prompt which would cause it to remain buffered and later be mistaken for one that had not yet issued. For added protection, add a unique serial number to each prompt. Omit drive index from qemu command line for backwards compatibility with scripts written for anita 1.29 or older. Fix X11 set names.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.30. Changes from 1.29: Increase the default timeout for running the NetBSD test suite from 2 hours to 3 hours. Add support for installing the new "debug" set, and add a new man page section on using anita for debugging NetBSD. Organize the BUGS section of the man page into sections, and add links to four more qemu 1.x regressions. Add Kuya support, based on patch from Julio Merino. New command line option "--version". Support booting i386 and amd64 from boot-com.iso instead of the boot floppies, attaching a second virtual CD-ROM drive for the install sets. Enable with "--boot-from cdrom". Fix the Anita 1.2 backwards compatibility Release class. Also, satisfy the qemu dependency using emulators/qemu0 rather than emulators/qemu because the latter does not work on NetBSD 5.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.29. Changes from 1.27: The "xl" Xen interface can now be selected with "--vmm xl". Increase the default memory size for amd64 to 128M. Improve progress messages when creating the disk image. When execing /bin/sh, wait for its prompt before sending it a command.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.27. Changes from 1.26: Run shell commands on the target system using /bin/sh rather than root's login shell, as sysinst no longer sets the login shell to /bin/sh by default.
Updated misc/py-anita to 1.26. Changes since 1.25: Track the sysinst changes of 2012-04-06 introducing the new post-install configuration menu. Print a message before creating the disk image, as it can take a long time and make it appear that anita has hung.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.25. Changes from 1.24: Before running a shell command on the system under test, change the shell prompt to a more distinctive one to reduce the risk of command output being mistaken for a prompt. Support installing SPARC ISOs having a non-numeric suffix following the version number, such as NetBSD-6.0_BETA-sparc.iso. Added experimental support for using Xen instead of qemu as the virtual machine monitor. This is enabled by specifying "--vmm xen" on the anita command line while running as root in a Xen dom0. New command line option "--persist".
Update misc/py-anita to 1.24. Changes from 1.23: Support the new distribution ISO naming scheme, e.g., NetBSD-5.99.60-sparc.iso instead of sparccd.iso. Support installation of the X11 and source sets. On unknown platforms, use mkisofs instead of genisoimage. On sparc, the scratch disk is sd1c, not wd1d. Allow a full hour for extracting sets. Deal with the backwards incompatible renaming of "qemu" to "qemu-system-i386" in qemu 1.0. After running the ATF tests, run "ps" to show any processes possibly left running by the tests.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.23. Changes since 1.21: Support qemu 0.15, where the output of the "info block" monitor command has backwards-incompatibly changed to no longer include a "type" field. New command line option "--memory-size".
Update misc/py-anita from 1.18 to 1.21. Changes: Add a LICENSE definition to the package makefile. - 1.21 released - Disk images no longer contain holes, making them easier to use with vnd(4). Partially based on patch from Vladimir Kirillov. Increase the default disk size from 512M to 768M, as 512M is no longer sufficient for amd64. - 1.20 released - Run df before and after the ATF tests so that disk usage data can be gathered from the test logs. Increase the default timeout for the ATF test from 1 hour to 2 hours as the number of tests has now increased to a point where 1 hour is not always enough even on a fast machine. Increase the timeout for the set extraction phase from 1200 to 2400 seconds; the extra time is needed when installing a system built without optimization. - 1.19 released - Rename the --qemu-args option to --vmm-args in preparation for adding support for other virtual machine monitors in addition to qemu. Fix typos found by Antti Kantee and Jean-Yves Migeon. Deprecate the --qemu-args -no-kvm-irqchip workaround, as it doesn't quite work. Add support for MacOS X hosts, from Jeff Rizzo. New command line option "--test-timeout". Deal with yet another seemingly nondeterministic "Press enter to continue" prompt.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.18. Changes from 1.17: Deal with sysinst no longer asking for a password cipher. Create the work directory in "test" mode so that it works without running "install" first. Fix incorrect description of the --workdir option in the man page, and consistently use the term "work directory" throughout. Reorganized the man page, adding a MODES section. New mode "print-workdir". Fix installation of historical versions of -current around CVS date 2009.08.23.20.57.40.
Update misc/py-anita from 1.15 to 1.17. Changes: Update the discussion of Linux KVM virtualization compatibility in the BUGS section, noting the --qemu-args -no-kvm-irqchip workaround and including a reference to PR 44069. New command line option "--sets". Add a rudimentary INSTALL file. The "misc" set is now installed by default, as it is required for the ATF XML DTD, XSL files, and style sheets. The "test" command now exports the raw and XML format ATF output to the host, along with some auxiliary files needed for further processing of the XML output. Add support for FreeBSD hosts, from Kurt Lidl.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.15. Changes from 1.14: Increase the timeout for "--run" commands to one hour. Restrict snapshotting to the system disk, so that additional disks mounted for the purpose of exporting data can be persistently modified.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.14. Changes since 1.13: Increase the maximum number of boot floppies, as four is no longer enough for amd64. New command line option "--run". Handle the additional dialogs displayed by sysinst when an i386 or amd64 system has more than one disk. Add the words "OR CONTRIBUTORS" to the disclaimer of liabilities in the copyright notice.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.13. Changes from 1.12: When installing NetBSD/sparc, use a terminal type of "xterm" rather than "sun", as anita is more likely run from an xterm or other ANSI-like terminal than from a sun console. In the BUGS section of the man page, mention the specific NetBSD ports affected. Fix typos in the man page.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.12. Changes from 1.11: Add support for the amd64 and sparc ports as targets. Improve error reporting for common types of unsuitable URLs. Avoid sending multiple responses when the NetBSD 3.0.1 sysinst updates the menu display multiple times. New command line option "--disk-size".
Update misc/py-anita to 1.11. Change since 1.10: Remove '-serial stdio' from qemu argument list. It's not actually needed when the '-nographic' option is present, and it confuses qemu 0.12.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.10. Changes since 1.9: Deal with recent sysinst changes: sysinst no longer displays a dialog to select the CD-ROM device path, etc. New command line option "--qemu-args". Anita no longer passes the "-no-acpi" option to qemu by default, because the ACPI case now works with -current, and disabling ACPI triggers other bugs. See PR port-i386/42681 for more details.
Updated during the freeze to address open PR pkg/42562. Changes since version 1.8: Deal with recent renumbering of password encryption choices in sysinst.
Update misc/py-anita to 1.8. Changes from 1.6: Increase timeouts, particularly when extracting sets and running the ATF tests Remove workaround for lib/39175, as it broke the installation of the "comp" set Add a new command "test" for running the ATF tests Accept a local distribution directory path in place of a URL Check for missing slash at end of distribution directory URL Detect HTTP 404 errors
Update misc/py-anita to 1.6. Changes since 1.5: support the new "modules" set.
Anita is an experimental tool for automated testing of the NetBSD/i386 installation procedure. Using anita, you can fully automate the process of downloading a NetBSD/i386 distribution, installing it in a qemu virtual machine, and booting the installed system.
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