Better fixing for journal parsing

With the latest approach, from time to time, the AUM tests does not catch the upgrade and reports the error. This happens due to the fact that the upgrade is done right after the restart and cursor is updated in the loop.

To avoid the issue detect change the way AUM crashed are caught taking into account the number of restarts in the log.

infrastructure/apertis-issues#386 (closed)

Signed-off-by: Walter Lozano walter.lozano@collabora.com

update-manager-common.sh

@@ -124,32 +124,6 @@ apply_update_sync()
 	# and if the handler quits, AUM reboots. And if AUM reboots, LAVA timeouts.
 	nohup updatectl --register-upgrade-handler & UPGRADEHANDLERPID=$!
 
-	# Wait for the "Starting Apertis update manager" log to appear before continuing
-	# or timeout
-	AUM_RESTARTED=0
-	for i in $(seq 0 5); do
-		sleep 5
-		if journalctl --after-cursor "${CURSOR}" --unit apertis-update-manager | grep -qE "Starting apertis-update-manager.service" ; then
-			AUM_RESTARTED=1
-			break
-		fi
-	done
-
-	if [ "$AUM_RESTARTED" = 0 ] ; then
-		echo "AUM did not restart"
-		RESULT=99
-		# kill the upgrade handler
-		# Requires update-manager 0.1812.1 to avoid reboot when
-		# the handler disconnects
-		kill $UPGRADEHANDLERPID
-
-		# Terminate journal logging
-		kill $JOURNALPID
-
-		# Do not use exit in functions because it prevents lava to terminate
-		return $RESULT
-	fi
-
 	# Update the cursor to catch events after restart
 	CURSOR="$(journalctl --show-cursor --unit apertis-update-manager -n 0 -o cat)"
 	CURSOR="${CURSOR#-- cursor: }"
@@ -179,16 +153,17 @@ apply_update_sync()
 			RESULT=1
 			break
 		fi
-		if journalctl --after-cursor "${CURSOR}" --unit apertis-update-manager | grep -qE "Starting apertis-update-manager.service" ; then
-			echo "AUM crashed"
-			RESULT=99
-			break
-		fi
 		if journalctl --after-cursor "${CURSOR}" --unit apertis-update-manager | grep -qE "Ostree upgrade ready, system should be rebooted" ; then
 			echo "ok"
 			RESULT=0
 			break
 		fi
+		n_restart=`journalctl --after-cursor "${CURSOR}" --unit apertis-update-manager | grep -E "Starting apertis-update-manager.service" | wc -l`
+		if [ $n_restart -gt 1 ] ; then
+			echo "AUM crashed"
+			RESULT=99
+			break
+		fi
 	done
 
 	# kill the upgrade handler