#!/bin/bash

. `dirname "$(readlink -f "$0")"`/libcloud-pin

COLUMNS=80
. `dirname "$(readlink -f "$0")"`/run-library.sh

read -rd "\000" helpmessage <<EOF
$(basename $0): Install and test Arvados components.

Exit non-zero if any tests fail.

Syntax:
        $(basename $0) WORKSPACE=/path/to/arvados [options]

Options:

--skip FOO     Do not test the FOO component.
--only FOO     Do not test anything except the FOO component.
--temp DIR     Install components and dependencies under DIR instead of
               making a new temporary directory. Implies --leave-temp.
--leave-temp   Do not remove GOPATH, virtualenv, and other temp dirs at exit.
               Instead, show the path to give as --temp to reuse them in
               subsequent invocations.
--skip-install Do not run any install steps. Just run tests.
               You should provide GOPATH, GEMHOME, and VENVDIR options
               from a previous invocation if you use this option.
--only-install Run specific install step
--short        Skip (or scale down) some slow tests.
WORKSPACE=path Arvados source tree to test.
CONFIGSRC=path Dir with api server config files to copy into source tree.
               (If none given, leave config files alone in source tree.)
services/api_test="TEST=test/functional/arvados/v1/collections_controller_test.rb"
               Restrict apiserver tests to the given file
sdk/python_test="--test-suite test.test_keep_locator"
               Restrict Python SDK tests to the given class
apps/workbench_test="TEST=test/integration/pipeline_instances_test.rb"
               Restrict Workbench tests to the given file
services/arv-git-httpd_test="-check.vv"
               Show all log messages, even when tests pass (also works
               with services/keepstore_test etc.)
ARVADOS_DEBUG=1
               Print more debug messages
envvar=value   Set \$envvar to value. Primarily useful for WORKSPACE,
               *_test, and other examples shown above.

Assuming --skip-install is not given, all components are installed
into \$GOPATH, \$VENDIR, and \$GEMHOME before running any tests. Many
test suites depend on other components being installed, and installing
everything tends to be quicker than debugging dependencies.

As a special concession to the current CI server config, CONFIGSRC
defaults to $HOME/arvados-api-server if that directory exists.

More information and background:

https://arvados.org/projects/arvados/wiki/Running_tests

Available tests:

apps/workbench (*)
apps/workbench_units (*)
apps/workbench_functionals (*)
apps/workbench_integration (*)
apps/workbench_benchmark
apps/workbench_profile
doc
services/api
services/arv-git-httpd
services/crunchstat
services/dockercleaner
services/fuse
services/keep-web
services/keepproxy
services/keepstore
services/keep-balance
services/login-sync
services/nodemanager
services/crunch-run
services/crunch-dispatch-local
services/crunch-dispatch-slurm
services/ws
sdk/cli
sdk/pam
sdk/python
sdk/ruby
sdk/go/arvados
sdk/go/arvadosclient
sdk/go/keepclient
sdk/go/httpserver
sdk/go/manifest
sdk/go/blockdigest
sdk/go/streamer
sdk/go/stats
sdk/go/crunchrunner
sdk/cwl
tools/crunchstat-summary
tools/keep-exercise
tools/keep-rsync
tools/keep-block-check

(*) apps/workbench is shorthand for apps/workbench_units +
    apps/workbench_functionals + apps/workbench_integration

EOF

# First make sure to remove any ARVADOS_ variables from the calling
# environment that could interfere with the tests.
unset $(env | cut -d= -f1 | grep \^ARVADOS_)

# Reset other variables that could affect our [tests'] behavior by
# accident.
GITDIR=
GOPATH=
VENVDIR=
VENV3DIR=
PYTHONPATH=
GEMHOME=
PERLINSTALLBASE=

short=
skip_install=
temp=
temp_preserve=

clear_temp() {
    if [[ -z "$temp" ]]; then
        # we didn't even get as far as making a temp dir
        :
    elif [[ -z "$temp_preserve" ]]; then
        rm -rf "$temp"
    else
        echo "Leaving behind temp dirs in $temp"
    fi
}

fatal() {
    clear_temp
    echo >&2 "Fatal: $* (encountered in ${FUNCNAME[1]} at ${BASH_SOURCE[1]} line ${BASH_LINENO[0]})"
    exit 1
}

exit_cleanly() {
    trap - INT
    create-plot-data-from-log.sh $BUILD_NUMBER "$WORKSPACE/apps/workbench/log/test.log" "$WORKSPACE/apps/workbench/log/"
    rotate_logfile "$WORKSPACE/apps/workbench/log/" "test.log"
    stop_services
    rotate_logfile "$WORKSPACE/services/api/log/" "test.log"
    report_outcomes
    clear_temp
    exit ${#failures}
}

sanity_checks() {
    ( [[ -n "$WORKSPACE" ]] && [[ -d "$WORKSPACE/services" ]] ) \
        || fatal "WORKSPACE environment variable not set to a source directory (see: $0 --help)"
    echo Checking dependencies:
    echo -n 'virtualenv: '
    virtualenv --version \
        || fatal "No virtualenv. Try: apt-get install virtualenv (on ubuntu: python-virtualenv)"
    echo -n 'ruby: '
    ruby -v \
        || fatal "No ruby. Install >=2.1.9 (using rbenv, rvm, or source)"
    echo -n 'bundler: '
    bundle version \
        || fatal "No bundler. Try: gem install bundler"
    echo -n 'go: '
    go version \
        || fatal "No go binary. See http://golang.org/doc/install"
    [[ $(go version) =~ go1.([0-9]+) ]] && [[ ${BASH_REMATCH[1]} -ge 7 ]] \
        || fatal "Go >= 1.7 required. See http://golang.org/doc/install"
    echo -n 'gcc: '
    gcc --version | egrep ^gcc \
        || fatal "No gcc. Try: apt-get install build-essential"
    echo -n 'fuse.h: '
    find /usr/include -wholename '*fuse/fuse.h' \
        || fatal "No fuse/fuse.h. Try: apt-get install libfuse-dev"
    echo -n 'pyconfig.h: '
    find /usr/include -name pyconfig.h | egrep --max-count=1 . \
        || fatal "No pyconfig.h. Try: apt-get install python-dev"
    echo -n 'nginx: '
    PATH="$PATH:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/sbin" nginx -v \
        || fatal "No nginx. Try: apt-get install nginx"
    echo -n 'perl: '
    perl -v | grep version \
        || fatal "No perl. Try: apt-get install perl"
    for mod in ExtUtils::MakeMaker JSON LWP Net::SSL; do
        echo -n "perl $mod: "
        perl -e "use $mod; print \"\$$mod::VERSION\\n\"" \
            || fatal "No $mod. Try: apt-get install perl-modules libcrypt-ssleay-perl libjson-perl libwww-perl"
    done
    echo -n 'gitolite: '
    which gitolite \
        || fatal "No gitolite. Try: apt-get install gitolite3"
}

rotate_logfile() {
  # i.e.  rotate_logfile "$WORKSPACE/apps/workbench/log/" "test.log"
  # $BUILD_NUMBER is set by Jenkins if this script is being called as part of a Jenkins run
  if [[ -f "$1/$2" ]]; then
    THEDATE=`date +%Y%m%d%H%M%S`
    mv "$1/$2" "$1/$THEDATE-$BUILD_NUMBER-$2"
    gzip "$1/$THEDATE-$BUILD_NUMBER-$2"
  fi
}

declare -a failures
declare -A skip
declare -A testargs
skip[apps/workbench_profile]=1

while [[ -n "$1" ]]
do
    arg="$1"; shift
    case "$arg" in
        --help)
            echo >&2 "$helpmessage"
            echo >&2
            exit 1
            ;;
        --skip)
            skipwhat="$1"; shift
            if [[ "$skipwhat" == "apps/workbench" ]]; then
              skip["apps/workbench_units"]=1
              skip["apps/workbench_functionals"]=1
              skip["apps/workbench_integration"]=1
            else
              skip[$skipwhat]=1
            fi
            ;;
        --only)
            only="$1"; skip[$1]=""; shift
            ;;
        --short)
            short=1
            ;;
        --skip-install)
            skip_install=1
            ;;
        --only-install)
            skip_install=1
            only_install="$1"; shift
            ;;
        --temp)
            temp="$1"; shift
            temp_preserve=1
            ;;
        --leave-temp)
            temp_preserve=1
            ;;
        --retry)
            retry=1
            ;;
        *_test=*)
            suite="${arg%%_test=*}"
            args="${arg#*=}"
            testargs["$suite"]="$args"
            ;;
        *=*)
            eval export $(echo $arg | cut -d= -f1)=\"$(echo $arg | cut -d= -f2-)\"
            ;;
        *)
            echo >&2 "$0: Unrecognized option: '$arg'. Try: $0 --help"
            exit 1
            ;;
    esac
done

start_api() {
    echo 'Starting API server...'
    cd "$WORKSPACE" \
        && eval $(python sdk/python/tests/run_test_server.py start --auth admin) \
        && export ARVADOS_TEST_API_HOST="$ARVADOS_API_HOST" \
        && export ARVADOS_TEST_API_INSTALLED="$$" \
        && python sdk/python/tests/run_test_server.py start_ws \
        && python sdk/python/tests/run_test_server.py start_nginx \
        && (env | egrep ^ARVADOS)
}

start_nginx_proxy_services() {
    echo 'Starting keepproxy, keep-web, ws, arv-git-httpd, and nginx ssl proxy...'
    cd "$WORKSPACE" \
        && python sdk/python/tests/run_test_server.py start_keep_proxy \
        && python sdk/python/tests/run_test_server.py start_keep-web \
        && python sdk/python/tests/run_test_server.py start_arv-git-httpd \
        && python sdk/python/tests/run_test_server.py start_ws \
        && python sdk/python/tests/run_test_server.py start_nginx \
        && export ARVADOS_TEST_PROXY_SERVICES=1
}

stop_services() {
    if [[ -n "$ARVADOS_TEST_PROXY_SERVICES" ]]; then
        unset ARVADOS_TEST_PROXY_SERVICES
        cd "$WORKSPACE" \
            && python sdk/python/tests/run_test_server.py stop_nginx \
            && python sdk/python/tests/run_test_server.py stop_arv-git-httpd \
            && python sdk/python/tests/run_test_server.py stop_ws \
            && python sdk/python/tests/run_test_server.py stop_keep-web \
            && python sdk/python/tests/run_test_server.py stop_keep_proxy
    fi
    if [[ -n "$ARVADOS_TEST_API_HOST" ]]; then
        unset ARVADOS_TEST_API_HOST
        cd "$WORKSPACE" \
            && python sdk/python/tests/run_test_server.py stop_nginx \
            && python sdk/python/tests/run_test_server.py stop_ws \
            && python sdk/python/tests/run_test_server.py stop
    fi
}

interrupt() {
    failures+=("($(basename $0) interrupted)")
    exit_cleanly
}
trap interrupt INT

sanity_checks

echo "WORKSPACE=$WORKSPACE"

if [[ -z "$CONFIGSRC" ]] && [[ -d "$HOME/arvados-api-server" ]]; then
    # Jenkins expects us to use this by default.
    CONFIGSRC="$HOME/arvados-api-server"
fi

# Clean up .pyc files that may exist in the workspace
cd "$WORKSPACE"
find -name '*.pyc' -delete

if [[ -z "$temp" ]]; then
    temp="$(mktemp -d)"
fi

# Set up temporary install dirs (unless existing dirs were supplied)
for tmpdir in VENVDIR VENV3DIR GOPATH GEMHOME PERLINSTALLBASE
do
    if [[ -z "${!tmpdir}" ]]; then
        eval "$tmpdir"="$temp/$tmpdir"
    fi
    if ! [[ -d "${!tmpdir}" ]]; then
        mkdir "${!tmpdir}" || fatal "can't create ${!tmpdir} (does $temp exist?)"
    fi
done

setup_ruby_environment() {
    if [[ -s "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm" ]] ; then
      source "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm"
      using_rvm=true
    elif [[ -s "/usr/local/rvm/scripts/rvm" ]] ; then
      source "/usr/local/rvm/scripts/rvm"
      using_rvm=true
    else
      using_rvm=false
    fi

    if [[ "$using_rvm" == true ]]; then
        # If rvm is in use, we can't just put separate "dependencies"
        # and "gems-under-test" paths to GEM_PATH: passenger resets
        # the environment to the "current gemset", which would lose
        # our GEM_PATH and prevent our test suites from running ruby
        # programs (for example, the Workbench test suite could not
        # boot an API server or run arv). Instead, we have to make an
        # rvm gemset and use it for everything.

        [[ `type rvm | head -n1` == "rvm is a function" ]] \
            || fatal 'rvm check'

        # Put rvm's favorite path back in first place (overriding
        # virtualenv, which just put itself there). Ignore rvm's
        # complaint about not being in first place already.
        rvm use @default 2>/dev/null

        # Create (if needed) and switch to an @arvados-tests-* gemset,
        # salting the gemset name so it doesn't interfere with
        # concurrent builds in other workspaces. Leave the choice of
        # ruby to the caller.
        gemset="arvados-tests-$(echo -n "${WORKSPACE}" | md5sum | head -c16)"
        rvm use "@${gemset}" --create \
            || fatal 'rvm gemset setup'

        rvm env
    else
        # When our "bundle install"s need to install new gems to
        # satisfy dependencies, we want them to go where "gem install
        # --user-install" would put them. (However, if the caller has
        # already set GEM_HOME, we assume that's where dependencies
        # should be installed, and we should leave it alone.)

        if [ -z "$GEM_HOME" ]; then
            user_gempath="$(gem env gempath)"
            export GEM_HOME="${user_gempath%%:*}"
        fi
        PATH="$(gem env gemdir)/bin:$PATH"

        # When we build and install our own gems, we install them in our
        # $GEMHOME tmpdir, and we want them to be at the front of GEM_PATH and
        # PATH so integration tests prefer them over other versions that
        # happen to be installed in $user_gempath, system dirs, etc.

        tmpdir_gem_home="$(env - PATH="$PATH" HOME="$GEMHOME" gem env gempath | cut -f1 -d:)"
        PATH="$tmpdir_gem_home/bin:$PATH"
        export GEM_PATH="$tmpdir_gem_home:$(gem env gempath)"

        echo "Will install dependencies to $(gem env gemdir)"
        echo "Will install arvados gems to $tmpdir_gem_home"
        echo "Gem search path is GEM_PATH=$GEM_PATH"
    fi
}

with_test_gemset() {
    if [[ "$using_rvm" == true ]]; then
        "$@"
    else
        GEM_HOME="$tmpdir_gem_home" GEM_PATH="$tmpdir_gem_home" "$@"
    fi
}

gem_uninstall_if_exists() {
    if gem list "$1\$" | egrep '^\w'; then
        gem uninstall --force --all --executables "$1"
    fi
}

setup_virtualenv() {
    local venvdest="$1"; shift
    if ! [[ -e "$venvdest/bin/activate" ]] || ! [[ -e "$venvdest/bin/pip" ]]; then
        virtualenv --setuptools "$@" "$venvdest" || fatal "virtualenv $venvdest failed"
    fi
    if [[ $("$venvdest/bin/python" --version 2>&1) =~ \ 3\.[012]\. ]]; then
        # pip 8.0.0 dropped support for python 3.2, e.g., debian wheezy
        "$venvdest/bin/pip" install 'setuptools>=18.5' 'pip>=7,<8'
    else
        "$venvdest/bin/pip" install 'setuptools>=18.5' 'pip>=7'
    fi
    # ubuntu1404 can't seem to install mock via tests_require, but it can do this.
    "$venvdest/bin/pip" install 'mock>=1.0' 'pbr<1.7.0'
}

export PERLINSTALLBASE
export PERLLIB="$PERLINSTALLBASE/lib/perl5:${PERLLIB:+$PERLLIB}"

export GOPATH
mkdir -p "$GOPATH/src/git.curoverse.com"
ln -sfn "$WORKSPACE" "$GOPATH/src/git.curoverse.com/arvados.git" \
    || fatal "symlink failed"

setup_virtualenv "$VENVDIR" --python python2.7
. "$VENVDIR/bin/activate"

# Needed for run_test_server.py which is used by certain (non-Python) tests.
pip freeze 2>/dev/null | egrep ^PyYAML= \
    || pip install PyYAML >/dev/null \
    || fatal "pip install PyYAML failed"

# Preinstall forked version of libcloud, because nodemanager "pip install"
# won't pick it up by default.
pip freeze 2>/dev/null | egrep ^apache-libcloud==$LIBCLOUD_PIN \
    || pip install --pre --ignore-installed https://github.com/curoverse/libcloud/archive/apache-libcloud-$LIBCLOUD_PIN.zip >/dev/null \
    || fatal "pip install apache-libcloud failed"

# This will help people who reuse --temp dirs when we upgrade to llfuse 0.42
if egrep -q 'llfuse.*>= *0\.42' "$WORKSPACE/services/fuse/setup.py"; then
    # Uninstall old llfuse, because services/fuse "pip install" won't
    # upgrade it by default.
    if pip freeze | egrep '^llfuse==0\.41\.'; then
        yes | pip uninstall 'llfuse<0.42'
    fi
fi

# Deactivate Python 2 virtualenv
deactivate

# If Python 3 is available, set up its virtualenv in $VENV3DIR.
# Otherwise, skip dependent tests.
PYTHON3=$(which python3)
if [ "0" = "$?" ]; then
    setup_virtualenv "$VENV3DIR" --python python3
else
    PYTHON3=
    skip[services/dockercleaner]=1
    cat >&2 <<EOF

Warning: python3 could not be found
services/dockercleaner install and tests will be skipped

EOF
fi

# Reactivate Python 2 virtualenv
. "$VENVDIR/bin/activate"

# Note: this must be the last time we change PATH, otherwise rvm will
# whine a lot.
setup_ruby_environment

echo "PATH is $PATH"

if ! which bundler >/dev/null
then
    gem install --user-install bundler || fatal 'Could not install bundler'
fi

retry() {
    while ! ${@} && [[ "$retry" == 1 ]]
    do
        read -p 'Try again? [Y/n] ' x
        if [[ "$x" != "y" ]] && [[ "$x" != "" ]]
        then
            break
        fi
    done
}

do_test() {
    retry do_test_once ${@}
}

do_test_once() {
    unset result
    to_test=$1
    if (( [[ "$only" == "apps/workbench" ]] ) &&
       ( [[ "$to_test" == "apps/workbench_units" ]] || [[ "$to_test" == "apps/workbench_functionals" ]] ||
         [[ "$to_test" == "apps/workbench_integration" ]])); then
      to_test="apps/workbench"
    fi
    if [[ -z "${skip[$1]}" ]] && ( [[ -z "$only" ]] || [[ "$only" == "$to_test" ]] )
    then
        title "Running $1 tests"
        timer_reset
        if [[ "$2" == "go" ]]
        then
            covername="coverage-$(echo "$1" | sed -e 's/\//_/g')"
            coverflags=("-covermode=count" "-coverprofile=$WORKSPACE/tmp/.$covername.tmp")
            # We do "go get -t" here to catch compilation errors
            # before trying "go test". Otherwise, coverage-reporting
            # mode makes Go show the wrong line numbers when reporting
            # compilation errors.
            go get -t "git.curoverse.com/arvados.git/$1" || return 1
            cd "$WORKSPACE/$1" || return 1
            gofmt -e -d . | egrep . && result=1
            if [[ -n "${testargs[$1]}" ]]
            then
                # "go test -check.vv giturl" doesn't work, but this
                # does:
                cd "$WORKSPACE/$1" && go test ${short:+-short} ${testargs[$1]}
            else
                # The above form gets verbose even when testargs is
                # empty, so use this form in such cases:
                go test ${short:+-short} ${coverflags[@]} "git.curoverse.com/arvados.git/$1"
            fi
            result=${result:-$?}
            if [[ -f "$WORKSPACE/tmp/.$covername.tmp" ]]
            then
                go tool cover -html="$WORKSPACE/tmp/.$covername.tmp" -o "$WORKSPACE/tmp/$covername.html"
                rm "$WORKSPACE/tmp/.$covername.tmp"
            fi
        elif [[ "$2" == "pip" ]]
        then
            tries=0
            cd "$WORKSPACE/$1" && while :
            do
                tries=$((${tries}+1))
                # $3 can name a path directory for us to use, including trailing
                # slash; e.g., the bin/ subdirectory of a virtualenv.
                "${3}python" setup.py ${short:+--short-tests-only} test ${testargs[$1]}
                result=$?
                if [[ ${tries} < 3 && ${result} == 137 ]]
                then
                    printf '\n*****\n%s tests killed -- retrying\n*****\n\n' "$1"
                    continue
                else
                    break
                fi
            done
        elif [[ "$2" != "" ]]
        then
            "test_$2"
        else
            "test_$1"
        fi
        result=${result:-$?}
        checkexit $result "$1 tests"
        title "End of $1 tests (`timer`)"
        return $result
    else
        title "Skipping $1 tests"
    fi
}

do_install() {
    retry do_install_once ${@}
}

do_install_once() {
    if [[ -z "$skip_install" || (-n "$only_install" && "$only_install" == "$1") ]]
    then
        title "Running $1 install"
        timer_reset
        if [[ "$2" == "go" ]]
        then
            go get -t "git.curoverse.com/arvados.git/$1"
        elif [[ "$2" == "pip" ]]
        then
            # $3 can name a path directory for us to use, including trailing
            # slash; e.g., the bin/ subdirectory of a virtualenv.

            # Need to change to a different directory after creating
            # the source dist package to avoid a pip bug.
            # see https://arvados.org/issues/5766 for details.

            # Also need to install twice, because if it believes the package is
            # already installed, pip it won't install it.  So the first "pip
            # install" ensures that the dependencies are met, the second "pip
            # install" ensures that we've actually installed the local package
            # we just built.
            cd "$WORKSPACE/$1" \
                && "${3}python" setup.py sdist rotate --keep=1 --match .tar.gz \
                && cd "$WORKSPACE" \
                && "${3}pip" install --quiet "$WORKSPACE/$1/dist"/*.tar.gz \
                && "${3}pip" install --quiet --no-deps --ignore-installed "$WORKSPACE/$1/dist"/*.tar.gz
        elif [[ "$2" != "" ]]
        then
            "install_$2"
        else
            "install_$1"
        fi
        result=$?
        checkexit $result "$1 install"
        title "End of $1 install (`timer`)"
        return $result
    else
        title "Skipping $1 install"
    fi
}

bundle_install_trylocal() {
    (
        set -e
        echo "(Running bundle install --local. 'could not find package' messages are OK.)"
        if ! bundle install --local --no-deployment; then
            echo "(Running bundle install again, without --local.)"
            bundle install --no-deployment
        fi
        bundle package --all
    )
}

install_doc() {
    cd "$WORKSPACE/doc" \
        && bundle_install_trylocal \
        && rm -rf .site
}
do_install doc

install_gem() {
    gemname=$1
    srcpath=$2
    with_test_gemset gem_uninstall_if_exists "$gemname" \
        && cd "$WORKSPACE/$srcpath" \
        && bundle_install_trylocal \
        && gem build "$gemname.gemspec" \
        && with_test_gemset gem install --no-ri --no-rdoc $(ls -t "$gemname"-*.gem|head -n1)
}

install_ruby_sdk() {
    install_gem arvados sdk/ruby
}
do_install sdk/ruby ruby_sdk

install_perl_sdk() {
    cd "$WORKSPACE/sdk/perl" \
        && perl Makefile.PL INSTALL_BASE="$PERLINSTALLBASE" \
        && make install INSTALLDIRS=perl
}
do_install sdk/perl perl_sdk

install_cli() {
    install_gem arvados-cli sdk/cli
}
do_install sdk/cli cli

install_login-sync() {
    install_gem arvados-login-sync services/login-sync
}
do_install services/login-sync login-sync

# Install the Python SDK early. Various other test suites (like
# keepproxy) bring up run_test_server.py, which imports the arvados
# module. We can't actually *test* the Python SDK yet though, because
# its own test suite brings up some of those other programs (like
# keepproxy).
declare -a pythonstuff
pythonstuff=(
    sdk/pam
    sdk/python
    sdk/cwl
    services/fuse
    services/nodemanager
    tools/crunchstat-summary
    )
for p in "${pythonstuff[@]}"
do
    do_install "$p" pip
done
if [ -n "$PYTHON3" ]; then
    do_install services/dockercleaner pip "$VENV3DIR/bin/"
fi

install_apiserver() {
    cd "$WORKSPACE/services/api" \
        && RAILS_ENV=test bundle_install_trylocal

    rm -f config/environments/test.rb
    cp config/environments/test.rb.example config/environments/test.rb

    if [ -n "$CONFIGSRC" ]
    then
        for f in database.yml application.yml
        do
            cp "$CONFIGSRC/$f" config/ || fatal "$f"
        done
    fi

    # Fill in a random secret_token and blob_signing_key for testing
    SECRET_TOKEN=`echo 'puts rand(2**512).to_s(36)' |ruby`
    BLOB_SIGNING_KEY=`echo 'puts rand(2**512).to_s(36)' |ruby`

    sed -i'' -e "s:SECRET_TOKEN:$SECRET_TOKEN:" config/application.yml
    sed -i'' -e "s:BLOB_SIGNING_KEY:$BLOB_SIGNING_KEY:" config/application.yml

    # Set up empty git repo (for git tests)
    GITDIR=$(mktemp -d)
    sed -i'' -e "s:/var/cache/git:$GITDIR:" config/application.default.yml

    rm -rf $GITDIR
    mkdir -p $GITDIR/test
    cd $GITDIR/test \
        && git init \
        && git config user.email "jenkins@ci.curoverse.com" \
        && git config user.name "Jenkins, CI" \
        && touch tmp \
        && git add tmp \
        && git commit -m 'initial commit'

    # Clear out any lingering postgresql connections to the test
    # database, so that we can drop it. This assumes the current user
    # is a postgresql superuser.
    cd "$WORKSPACE/services/api" \
        && test_database=$(python -c "import yaml; print yaml.load(file('config/database.yml'))['test']['database']") \
        && psql "$test_database" -c "SELECT pg_terminate_backend (pg_stat_activity.procpid::int) FROM pg_stat_activity WHERE pg_stat_activity.datname = '$test_database';" 2>/dev/null

    cd "$WORKSPACE/services/api" \
        && RAILS_ENV=test bundle exec rake db:drop \
        && RAILS_ENV=test bundle exec rake db:setup \
        && RAILS_ENV=test bundle exec rake db:fixtures:load
}
do_install services/api apiserver

declare -a gostuff
gostuff=(
    sdk/go/arvados
    sdk/go/arvadosclient
    sdk/go/blockdigest
    sdk/go/httpserver
    sdk/go/manifest
    sdk/go/streamer
    sdk/go/crunchrunner
    sdk/go/stats
    lib/crunchstat
    services/arv-git-httpd
    services/crunchstat
    services/keep-web
    services/keepstore
    sdk/go/keepclient
    services/keep-balance
    services/keepproxy
    services/datamanager/summary
    services/datamanager/collection
    services/datamanager/keep
    services/datamanager
    services/crunch-dispatch-local
    services/crunch-dispatch-slurm
    services/crunch-run
    services/ws
    tools/keep-block-check
    tools/keep-exercise
    tools/keep-rsync
    )
for g in "${gostuff[@]}"
do
    do_install "$g" go
done

install_workbench() {
    cd "$WORKSPACE/apps/workbench" \
        && mkdir -p tmp/cache \
        && RAILS_ENV=test bundle_install_trylocal
}
do_install apps/workbench workbench

test_doclinkchecker() {
    (
        set -e
        cd "$WORKSPACE/doc"
        ARVADOS_API_HOST=qr1hi.arvadosapi.com
        # Make sure python-epydoc is installed or the next line won't
        # do much good!
        PYTHONPATH=$WORKSPACE/sdk/python/ bundle exec rake linkchecker baseurl=file://$WORKSPACE/doc/.site/ arvados_workbench_host=https://workbench.$ARVADOS_API_HOST arvados_api_host=$ARVADOS_API_HOST
    )
}
do_test doc doclinkchecker

stop_services

test_apiserver() {
    rm -f "$WORKSPACE/services/api/git-commit.version"
    cd "$WORKSPACE/services/api" \
        && env RAILS_ENV=test ${short:+RAILS_TEST_SHORT=1} bundle exec rake test TESTOPTS=-v ${testargs[services/api]}
}
do_test services/api apiserver

# Shortcut for when we're only running apiserver tests. This saves a bit of time,
# because we don't need to start up the api server for subsequent tests.
if [ ! -z "$only" ] && [ "$only" == "services/api" ]; then
  rotate_logfile "$WORKSPACE/services/api/log/" "test.log"
  exit_cleanly
fi

start_api

test_ruby_sdk() {
    cd "$WORKSPACE/sdk/ruby" \
        && bundle exec rake test TESTOPTS=-v ${testargs[sdk/ruby]}
}
do_test sdk/ruby ruby_sdk

test_cli() {
    cd "$WORKSPACE/sdk/cli" \
        && mkdir -p /tmp/keep \
        && KEEP_LOCAL_STORE=/tmp/keep bundle exec rake test TESTOPTS=-v ${testargs[sdk/cli]}
}
do_test sdk/cli cli

test_login-sync() {
    cd "$WORKSPACE/services/login-sync" \
        && bundle exec rake test TESTOPTS=-v ${testargs[services/login-sync]}
}
do_test services/login-sync login-sync

for p in "${pythonstuff[@]}"
do
    do_test "$p" pip
done
do_test services/dockercleaner pip "$VENV3DIR/bin/"

for g in "${gostuff[@]}"
do
    do_test "$g" go
done

test_workbench_units() {
    start_nginx_proxy_services \
        && cd "$WORKSPACE/apps/workbench" \
        && env RAILS_ENV=test ${short:+RAILS_TEST_SHORT=1} bundle exec rake test:units TESTOPTS=-v ${testargs[apps/workbench]}
}
do_test apps/workbench_units workbench_units

test_workbench_functionals() {
    start_nginx_proxy_services \
        && cd "$WORKSPACE/apps/workbench" \
        && env RAILS_ENV=test ${short:+RAILS_TEST_SHORT=1} bundle exec rake test:functionals TESTOPTS=-v ${testargs[apps/workbench]}
}
do_test apps/workbench_functionals workbench_functionals

test_workbench_integration() {
    start_nginx_proxy_services \
        && cd "$WORKSPACE/apps/workbench" \
        && env RAILS_ENV=test ${short:+RAILS_TEST_SHORT=1} bundle exec rake test:integration TESTOPTS=-v ${testargs[apps/workbench]}
}
do_test apps/workbench_integration workbench_integration


test_workbench_benchmark() {
    start_nginx_proxy_services \
        && cd "$WORKSPACE/apps/workbench" \
        && env RAILS_ENV=test ${short:+RAILS_TEST_SHORT=1} bundle exec rake test:benchmark ${testargs[apps/workbench_benchmark]}
}
do_test apps/workbench_benchmark workbench_benchmark

test_workbench_profile() {
    start_nginx_proxy_services \
        && cd "$WORKSPACE/apps/workbench" \
        && env RAILS_ENV=test ${short:+RAILS_TEST_SHORT=1} bundle exec rake test:profile ${testargs[apps/workbench_profile]}
}
do_test apps/workbench_profile workbench_profile

exit_cleanly