docker_wrapper.sh

#!/bin/bash
#
# Wraps a test invocation in docker.

set -e
IMAGE=$1
RUN_REMOTE=$2
LOCAL_MOUNT=$3
DOCKER_ENV=$4
TEST_PATH=$(realpath "$5")
shift 5

if [ "${RUN_REMOTE}" == "yes" ]; then
  echo "Using docker environment from ${DOCKER_ENV}:"
  cat "${DOCKER_ENV}"
fi
. "${DOCKER_ENV}"

CONTAINER_NAME="envoy-test-runner"
ENVFILE=$(mktemp -t "bazel-test-env.XXXXXX")
function cleanup() {
  rm -f "${ENVFILE}"
  if [ "${RUN_REMOTE}" == "yes" ]; then
    docker rm -f "${CONTAINER_NAME}"  || true # We don't really care if it fails.
  fi
}

trap cleanup EXIT

cat > ${ENVFILE} <<EOF
TEST_WORKSPACE=/tmp/workspace
TEST_SRCDIR=/tmp/src
ENVOY_IP_TEST_VERSIONS=v4only
EOF

CMDLINE="set -a && . /env && env && /test $@"
LIB_PATHS="/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/ /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/ /lib64/"


if [ "${RUN_REMOTE}" != "yes" ]; then
  # We're running locally. If told to, mount the library directories locally.
  LIB_MOUNTS=""
  if [ "${LOCAL_MOUNT}" == "yes" ]
  then
    for path in $LIB_PATHS; do
      LIB_MOUNTS="${LIB_MOUNTS} -v ${path}:${path}:ro"
      done
  fi

  # Note: we don't quote LIB_MOUNTS on purpose; we want it to expand.
  docker run --rm --privileged  -v "${TEST_PATH}:/test" ${LIB_MOUNTS} -i -v "${ENVFILE}:/env" \
    "${IMAGE}" bash -c "${CMDLINE}"
else
  # In this case, we need to create the container, then make new layers on top of it, since we
  # can't mount everything into it.
  docker create -t --privileged  --name "${CONTAINER_NAME}" "${IMAGE}" \
    bash -c "${CMDLINE}"
  docker cp "$TEST_PATH" "${CONTAINER_NAME}:/test"
  docker cp "$ENVFILE" "${CONTAINER_NAME}:/env"

  # If some local libraries are necessary, copy them over.
  if [ "${LOCAL_MOUNT}" == "yes" ]; then
    for path in ${LIB_PATHS}; do
      # $path. gives us a path ending it /. This means that we will copy the contents into the
      # destination directory, not overwrite the entire directory.
      docker cp -L "${path}." "${CONTAINER_NAME}:${path}"
    done
  fi

  docker start -a "${CONTAINER_NAME}"
fi