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This means we can do stuff like moving /etc/os-release into /usr/lib
and leaving a compatibility symlink where the file was.
Previously baserock-system-config-sync would fail with the following:
ERROR: found two different types for 'os-release': regular and
symlink
One of the 'failure' test cases now passes, and I've added a specific
test for our 'os-release' case to the 'symblinks' test case too.
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If a file was removed in vUser, and v2 doesn't have a new one,
then the file is not longer needed.
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'baserock-system-config-sync' is doing reverse patching when
that happens. This test is to check the expected behaviour.
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baserock-sytem-config-sync:
Changes here are caused by a bug found in GNU patch
managing the permissions of the files when using the
patch command like:
patch <file_to_apply_patch> -t -o <output_file>
To reproduce the bug:
echo foo > file1
echo bar > file2
diff -u file1 file2 | patch 1 -t -o file3
ls -l
You can check that the permissions of 'file3' are different
than the permissions of 'file1' or 'file2'.
To avoid the bug, this patch changes the way we are using
patch, using it as following:
patch <file_to_apply_patch> -t
Since the output file is not specified, the output file will
be the file in which we want to apply the patch. And
due we cannot specify the output file, we are copying
the file to the destination directory, and then applying
the patch there.
As a consequence of changing the way of using patch, now
'patch' generates an extra file when patching fails. This
file is added in the test suite also in this commit.
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Tests will now be handled by a test suite in a future commit, so this
mode will not be needed anymore. The test suite will work by replacing
the mounting script by a fake mounting script that points to a directory
with a systems folder.
Also add trap again, now that it is more tested.
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