#!/bin/bash

# Runs state.show_highstate using all localized grains' combinations

source bin/get_colors.sh

if [[ $(whoami) != 'root' ]]; then

    if [[ -f /usr/bin/sudo ]]; then

        SUDO='/usr/bin/sudo'

    else

        echo 'Please install sudo first, or run this script as root'

        exit 1

    fi

fi

RUN_TEST='salt-call --local --retcode-passthrough state.show_highstate'

STATUS=0

write_grains() {

    $SUDO sed -i -e "s/\(country:\).*/\1 $1/" -e "s/\(domain:\).*/\1 $2/" -e "s/\(virtual:\).*/\1 $3/" /etc/salt/grains

    echo_INFO "Grains: country: $1, domain: $2, virtual: $3"

}

show_highstate() {

    local domain="$2"

    local outfile="$domain.txt"

    write_grains "$1" "$domain" "$3"

    $RUN_TEST > "$outfile" 2>&1

    _STATUS=$?

    # We ignore exit code 2 as it means that an empty file is produced

    # See https://github.com/saltstack/salt/issues/39172

    if [[ $_STATUS -eq 0 ]] || [[ $_STATUS -eq 2 ]]; then

        echo_PASSED

    else

      {

        cat /etc/salt/grains

        salt-call --local grains.get id

        salt-call --local grains.get domain

        salt-call --local grains.get virtual

      } >> "$outfile"

      echo 'Dumping the last 100 log lines - the full output can be found in the CI artifacts'

      tail -n100 "$outfile"

      echo_FAILED

      STATUS=1

    fi

    echo

}

ALL_LOCATIONS=( $(bin/get_valid_custom_grains.py) )

for country in "${ALL_LOCATIONS[@]}"; do

    show_highstate "$country" 'infra.opensuse.org' 'kvm'

done

exit "$STATUS"