Feature: Security status command behavior

  @uses.config.contract_token
  Scenario Outline: Run security status with JSON/YAML format
    Given a `<release>` `<machine_type>` machine with ubuntu-advantage-tools installed
    When I apt update
    And I apt install `ansible`
    And I run `pro security-status --format json` as non-root
    Then stdout is a json matching the `ua_security_status` schema
    And stdout matches regexp:
      """
      "_schema_version": "0.1"
      """
    And stdout matches regexp:
      """
      "attached": false
      """
    And stdout matches regexp:
      """
      "enabled_services": \[\]
      """
    And stdout matches regexp:
      """
      "entitled_services": \[\]
      """
    And stdout matches regexp:
      """
      "package": "<package>"
      """
    And stdout matches regexp:
      """
      "service_name": "<service>"
      """
    And stdout matches regexp:
      """
      "origin": "esm.ubuntu.com"
      """
    And stdout matches regexp:
      """
      "status": "pending_attach"
      """
    And stdout matches regexp:
      """
      "download_size": \d+
      """
    When I attach `contract_token` with sudo
    And I run `pro security-status --format json` as non-root
    Then stdout is a json matching the `ua_security_status` schema
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      "_schema_version": "0.1"
      """
    And stdout matches regexp:
      """
      "attached": true
      """
    And stdout matches regexp:
      """
      "enabled_services": \["esm-apps", "esm-infra"\]
      """
    And stdout matches regexp:
      """
      "entitled_services": \["esm-apps", "esm-infra"\]
      """
    And stdout matches regexp:
      """
      "status": "upgrade_available"
      """
    And stdout matches regexp:
      """
      "download_size": \d+
      """
    When I run `pro security-status --format yaml` as non-root
    Then stdout is a yaml matching the `ua_security_status` schema
    And stdout matches regexp:
      """
      _schema_version: '0.1'
      """
    When I verify that running `pro security-status --format unsupported` `as non-root` exits `2`
    Then I will see the following on stderr:
      """
      usage: security-status [-h] [--format {json,yaml,text}]
                             [--thirdparty | --unavailable | --esm-infra | --esm-apps]
      argument --format: invalid choice: 'unsupported' (choose from 'json', 'yaml', 'text')
      """

    Examples: ubuntu release
      | release | machine_type  | package | service   |
      | xenial  | lxd-container | apport  | esm-infra |
      | bionic  | lxd-container | ansible | esm-apps  |
      | bionic  | wsl           | ansible | esm-apps  |

  @uses.config.contract_token
  Scenario: Check for livepatch CVEs in security-status on an Ubuntu machine
    Given a `xenial` `lxd-vm` machine with ubuntu-advantage-tools installed
    When I attach `contract_token` with sudo
    And I run `pro security-status --format json` as non-root
    Then stdout is a json matching the `ua_security_status` schema
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      {"name": "cve-2013-1798", "patched": true}
      """
    When I run `pro security-status --format yaml` as non-root
    Then stdout is a yaml matching the `ua_security_status` schema
    And stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \s*- name: cve-2013-1798
      \s*  patched: true
      """

  @uses.config.contract_token
  Scenario: Run security status in an Ubuntu machine
    Given a `xenial` `lxd-container` machine with ubuntu-advantage-tools installed
    When I install third-party / unknown packages in the machine
    # Ansible is in esm-apps
    And I apt install `ansible`
    And I verify root and non-root `pro security-status` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from a third party
       +\d+ package[s]? no longer available for download

      To get more information about the packages, run
          pro security-status --help
      for a list of available options\.

      This machine is NOT receiving security patches because the LTS period has ended
      and esm-infra is not enabled.
      This machine is NOT attached to an Ubuntu Pro subscription.

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled provides security updates for
      Main/Restricted packages until 2026\. There (is|are) \d+ pending security update[s]?\.

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled provides security updates for
      Universe/Multiverse packages until 2026\. There (is|are) \d+ pending security update[s]?\.

      Try Ubuntu Pro with a free personal subscription on up to 5 machines.
      Learn more at https://ubuntu.com/pro
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --esm-infra` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --esm-infra` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository

      This machine is NOT receiving security patches because the LTS period has ended
      and esm-infra is not enabled.

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled provides security updates for
      Main/Restricted packages until 2026\. There (is|are) \d+ pending security update[s]?\.

      Run 'pro help esm-infra' to learn more

      Installed packages with an available esm-infra update:
      (.|\n)+

      Further installed packages covered by esm-infra:
      (.|\n)+

      For example, run:
          apt-cache show .+
      to learn more about that package\.
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --esm-apps` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --esm-apps` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled provides security updates for
      Universe/Multiverse packages until 2026\. There (is|are) \d+ pending security update[s]?\.

      Run 'pro help esm-apps' to learn more

      Installed packages with an available esm-apps update:
      (.|\n)+

      Further installed packages covered by esm-apps:
      (.|\n)+

      For example, run:
          apt-cache show .+
      to learn more about that package\.
      """
    When I attach `contract_token` with sudo
    And I verify root and non-root `pro security-status` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from a third party
       +\d+ package[s]? no longer available for download

      To get more information about the packages, run
          pro security-status --help
      for a list of available options\.

      This machine is attached to an Ubuntu Pro subscription.

      Main/Restricted packages are receiving security updates from
      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled until 2026\. There (is|are) \d+ pending security update[s]?\.

      Universe/Multiverse packages are receiving security updates from
      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled until 2026\. There (is|are) \d+ pending security update[s]?\.
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --esm-infra` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --esm-infra` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ packages from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository

      Main/Restricted packages are receiving security updates from
      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled until 2026\. There (is|are) \d+ pending security update[s]?\.

      Run 'pro help esm-infra' to learn more

      Installed packages with an available esm-infra update:
      (.|\n)+

      Further installed packages covered by esm-infra:
      (.|\n)+

      For example, run:
          apt-cache show .+
      to learn more about that package\.
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --esm-apps` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --esm-apps` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository

      Universe/Multiverse packages are receiving security updates from
      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled until 2026\. There (is|are) \d+ pending security update[s]?\.

      Run 'pro help esm-apps' to learn more

      Installed packages with an available esm-apps update:
      (.|\n)+

      Further installed packages covered by esm-apps:
      (.|\n)+

      For example, run:
          apt-cache show .+
      to learn more about that package\.
      """
    When I apt upgrade
    And I verify root and non-root `pro security-status` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from a third party
       +\d+ package[s]? no longer available for download

      To get more information about the packages, run
          pro security-status --help
      for a list of available options\.

      This machine is attached to an Ubuntu Pro subscription.

      Main/Restricted packages are receiving security updates from
      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled until 2026\. You have received \d+ security
      update[s]?\.

      Universe/Multiverse packages are receiving security updates from
      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled until 2026\. You have received \d+ security
      update[s]?\.
      """
    When I run `pro disable esm-infra esm-apps` with sudo
    And I verify root and non-root `pro security-status` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from a third party
       +\d+ package[s]? no longer available for download

      To get more information about the packages, run
          pro security-status --help
      for a list of available options\.

      This machine is NOT receiving security patches because the LTS period has ended
      and esm-infra is not enabled.
      This machine is attached to an Ubuntu Pro subscription.

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled provides security updates for
      Main/Restricted packages until 2026.

      Enable esm-infra with: pro enable esm-infra

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled provides security updates for
      Universe/Multiverse packages until 2026.

      Enable esm-apps with: pro enable esm-apps
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --thirdparty` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --thirdparty` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +1 package from a third party

      Packages from third parties are not provided by the official Ubuntu
      archive, for example packages from Personal Package Archives in Launchpad\.

      Packages:
      (.|\n)+

      For example, run:
          apt-cache show .+
      to learn more about that package\.
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --unavailable` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --unavailable` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? no longer available for download

      Packages that are not available for download may be left over from a
      previous release of Ubuntu, may have been installed directly from a
      .deb file, or are from a source which has been disabled\.

      Packages:
      (.|\n)+

      For example, run:
          apt-cache show .+
      to learn more about that package\.
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --esm-infra` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --esm-infra` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ packages from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository

      This machine is NOT receiving security patches because the LTS period has ended
      and esm-infra is not enabled.

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled provides security updates for
      Main/Restricted packages until 2026.

      Run 'pro help esm-infra' to learn more

      Installed packages covered by esm-infra:
      (.|\n)+
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --esm-apps` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --esm-apps` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled provides security updates for
      Universe/Multiverse packages until 2026.

      Run 'pro help esm-apps' to learn more

      Installed packages covered by esm-apps:
      (.|\n)+
      """
    When I verify that running `pro security-status --thirdparty --unavailable` `as non-root` exits `2`
    Then I will see the following on stderr
      """
      usage: security-status [-h] [--format {json,yaml,text}]
                             [--thirdparty | --unavailable | --esm-infra | --esm-apps]
      argument --unavailable: not allowed with argument --thirdparty
      """
    When I run `rm /var/lib/apt/periodic/update-success-stamp` with sudo
    And I run `pro security-status` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from a third party
       +\d+ package[s]? no longer available for download

      To get more information about the packages, run
          pro security-status --help
      for a list of available options\.

      The system apt cache may be outdated\. Make sure to run
          sudo apt update
      to get the latest package information from apt\.

      This machine is NOT receiving security patches because the LTS period has ended
      and esm-infra is not enabled.
      This machine is attached to an Ubuntu Pro subscription.

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled provides security updates for
      Main/Restricted packages until 2026.

      Enable esm-infra with: pro enable esm-infra

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled provides security updates for
      Universe/Multiverse packages until 2026.

      Enable esm-apps with: pro enable esm-apps
      """
    When I run `touch -d '-2 days' /var/lib/apt/periodic/update-success-stamp` with sudo
    And I run `pro security-status` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from a third party
       +\d+ package[s]? no longer available for download

      To get more information about the packages, run
          pro security-status --help
      for a list of available options\.

      The system apt information was updated 2 day\(s\) ago\. Make sure to run
          sudo apt update
      to get the latest package information from apt\.

      This machine is NOT receiving security patches because the LTS period has ended
      and esm-infra is not enabled.
      This machine is attached to an Ubuntu Pro subscription.

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled provides security updates for
      Main/Restricted packages until 2026.

      Enable esm-infra with: pro enable esm-infra

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled provides security updates for
      Universe/Multiverse packages until 2026.

      Enable esm-apps with: pro enable esm-apps
      """

  @uses.config.contract_token
  Scenario Outline: Run security status in an Ubuntu machine
    Given a `<release>` `<machine_type>` machine with ubuntu-advantage-tools installed
    When I install third-party / unknown packages in the machine
    # Ansible is in esm-apps
    And I apt install `ansible`
    And I verify root and non-root `pro security-status` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from a third party
       +\d+ package[s]? no longer available for download

      To get more information about the packages, run
          pro security-status --help
      for a list of available options\.

      This machine is receiving security patching for Ubuntu Main/Restricted
      repository until 2025.
      This machine is NOT attached to an Ubuntu Pro subscription.

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled provides security updates for
      Main/Restricted packages until 2030.

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled provides security updates for
      Universe/Multiverse packages until 2030\. There (is|are) \d+ pending security update[s]?\.

      Try Ubuntu Pro with a free personal subscription on up to 5 machines.
      Learn more at https://ubuntu.com/pro
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --esm-infra` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --esm-infra` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository

      This machine is receiving security patching for Ubuntu Main/Restricted
      repository until 2025.

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled provides security updates for
      Main/Restricted packages until 2030.

      Run 'pro help esm-infra' to learn more
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --esm-apps` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --esm-apps` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled provides security updates for
      Universe/Multiverse packages until 2030\. There (is|are) \d+ pending security update[s]?\.

      Run 'pro help esm-apps' to learn more

      Installed packages with an available esm-apps update:
      (.|\n)+

      Further installed packages covered by esm-apps:
      (.|\n)+

      For example, run:
          apt-cache show .+
      to learn more about that package\.
      """
    When I attach `contract_token` with sudo
    And I verify root and non-root `pro security-status` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from a third party
       +\d+ package[s]? no longer available for download

      To get more information about the packages, run
          pro security-status --help
      for a list of available options\.

      This machine is attached to an Ubuntu Pro subscription.

      Main/Restricted packages are receiving security updates from
      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled until 2030.

      Universe/Multiverse packages are receiving security updates from
      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled until 2030\. There (is|are) \d+ pending security update[s]?\.
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --esm-infra` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --esm-infra` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ packages from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository

      Main/Restricted packages are receiving security updates from
      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled until 2030.

      Run 'pro help esm-infra' to learn more
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --esm-apps` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --esm-apps` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository

      Universe/Multiverse packages are receiving security updates from
      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled until 2030\. There (is|are) \d+ pending security update[s]?\.

      Run 'pro help esm-apps' to learn more

      Installed packages with an available esm-apps update:
      (.|\n)+

      Further installed packages covered by esm-apps:
      (.|\n)+

      For example, run:
          apt-cache show .+
      to learn more about that package\.
      """
    When I apt upgrade
    And I verify root and non-root `pro security-status` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from a third party
       +\d+ package[s]? no longer available for download

      To get more information about the packages, run
          pro security-status --help
      for a list of available options\.

      This machine is attached to an Ubuntu Pro subscription.

      Main/Restricted packages are receiving security updates from
      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled until 2030\.

      Universe/Multiverse packages are receiving security updates from
      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled until 2030\. You have received \d+ security
      update[s]?\.
      """
    When I run `pro disable esm-infra esm-apps` with sudo
    And I verify root and non-root `pro security-status` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from a third party
       +\d+ package[s]? no longer available for download

      To get more information about the packages, run
          pro security-status --help
      for a list of available options\.

      This machine is receiving security patching for Ubuntu Main/Restricted
      repository until 2025.
      This machine is attached to an Ubuntu Pro subscription.

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled provides security updates for
      Main/Restricted packages until 2030.

      Enable esm-infra with: pro enable esm-infra

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled provides security updates for
      Universe/Multiverse packages until 2030.

      Enable esm-apps with: pro enable esm-apps
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --thirdparty` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --thirdparty` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +1 package from a third party

      Packages from third parties are not provided by the official Ubuntu
      archive, for example packages from Personal Package Archives in Launchpad\.

      Packages:
      (.|\n)+

      For example, run:
          apt-cache show .+
      to learn more about that package\.
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --unavailable` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --unavailable` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? no longer available for download

      Packages that are not available for download may be left over from a
      previous release of Ubuntu, may have been installed directly from a
      .deb file, or are from a source which has been disabled\.

      Packages:
      (.|\n)+

      For example, run:
          apt-cache show .+
      to learn more about that package\.
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --esm-infra` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --esm-infra` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ packages from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository

      This machine is receiving security patching for Ubuntu Main/Restricted
      repository until 2025.

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled provides security updates for
      Main/Restricted packages until 2030.

      Run 'pro help esm-infra' to learn more
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --esm-apps` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --esm-apps` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled provides security updates for
      Universe/Multiverse packages until 2030.

      Run 'pro help esm-apps' to learn more

      Installed packages covered by esm-apps:
      (.|\n)+
      """
    When I verify that running `pro security-status --thirdparty --unavailable` `as non-root` exits `2`
    Then I will see the following on stderr
      """
      usage: security-status [-h] [--format {json,yaml,text}]
                             [--thirdparty | --unavailable | --esm-infra | --esm-apps]
      argument --unavailable: not allowed with argument --thirdparty
      """
    When I run `rm /var/lib/apt/periodic/update-success-stamp` with sudo
    And I run `pro security-status` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from a third party
       +\d+ package[s]? no longer available for download

      To get more information about the packages, run
          pro security-status --help
      for a list of available options\.

      The system apt cache may be outdated\. Make sure to run
          sudo apt update
      to get the latest package information from apt\.

      This machine is receiving security patching for Ubuntu Main/Restricted
      repository until 2025.
      This machine is attached to an Ubuntu Pro subscription.

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled provides security updates for
      Main/Restricted packages until 2030.

      Enable esm-infra with: pro enable esm-infra

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled provides security updates for
      Universe/Multiverse packages until 2030.

      Enable esm-apps with: pro enable esm-apps
      """
    When I run `touch -d '-2 days' /var/lib/apt/periodic/update-success-stamp` with sudo
    And I run `pro security-status` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from a third party
       +\d+ package[s]? no longer available for download

      To get more information about the packages, run
          pro security-status --help
      for a list of available options\.

      The system apt information was updated 2 day\(s\) ago\. Make sure to run
          sudo apt update
      to get the latest package information from apt\.

      This machine is receiving security patching for Ubuntu Main/Restricted
      repository until 2025.
      This machine is attached to an Ubuntu Pro subscription.

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-infra' enabled provides security updates for
      Main/Restricted packages until 2030.

      Enable esm-infra with: pro enable esm-infra

      Ubuntu Pro with 'esm-apps' enabled provides security updates for
      Universe/Multiverse packages until 2030.

      Enable esm-apps with: pro enable esm-apps
      """

    Examples: ubuntu release
      | release | machine_type  |
      | focal   | lxd-container |
      | focal   | wsl           |

  # Latest released non-LTS
  Scenario: Run security status in an Ubuntu machine
    Given a `mantic` `lxd-container` machine with ubuntu-advantage-tools installed
    When I install third-party / unknown packages in the machine
    # Ansible is in esm-apps
    And I apt install `ansible`
    And I verify root and non-root `pro security-status` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ packages from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from a third party
       +\d+ package[s]? no longer available for download

      To get more information about the packages, run
          pro security-status --help
      for a list of available options\.

      Main/Restricted packages receive updates until 7/2024\.

      Ubuntu Pro is not available for non-LTS releases\.
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --esm-infra` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --esm-infra` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ packages from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository

      Main/Restricted packages receive updates until 7/2024\.

      Ubuntu Pro is not available for non-LTS releases\.
      """
    When I verify root and non-root `pro security-status --esm-apps` calls have the same output
    And I run `pro security-status --esm-apps` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ packages from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository

      Ubuntu Pro is not available for non-LTS releases\.
      """
    When I run `rm /var/lib/apt/periodic/update-success-stamp` with sudo
    And I run `pro security-status` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ packages from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from a third party
       +\d+ package[s]? no longer available for download

      To get more information about the packages, run
          pro security-status --help
      for a list of available options\.

      The system apt cache may be outdated\. Make sure to run
          sudo apt update
      to get the latest package information from apt\.

      Main/Restricted packages receive updates until 7/2024\.

      Ubuntu Pro is not available for non-LTS releases\.
      """
    When I run `touch -d '-2 days' /var/lib/apt/periodic/update-success-stamp` with sudo
    And I run `pro security-status` as non-root
    Then stdout matches regexp:
      """
      \d+ packages installed:
       +\d+ packages from Ubuntu Main/Restricted repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse repository
       +\d+ package[s]? from a third party
       +\d+ package[s]? no longer available for download

      To get more information about the packages, run
          pro security-status --help
      for a list of available options\.

      The system apt information was updated 2 day\(s\) ago\. Make sure to run
          sudo apt update
      to get the latest package information from apt\.

      Main/Restricted packages receive updates until 7/2024\.

      Ubuntu Pro is not available for non-LTS releases\.
      """

  Scenario Outline: Pass custom APT configuration to the Client for updates information
    Given a `<release>` `<machine_type>` machine with ubuntu-advantage-tools installed
    # Get the system up to date
    When I apt update
    And I apt upgrade including phased updates
    # Install older versions of packages which have alternatives in -updates and -security
    # This will mess up a little with the system but all should be fine for the test purpose
    And I apt install `<pkg_in_updates> <pkg_in_security>`
    And I apt update
    Then stdout contains substring:
    """
    2 packages can be upgraded
    """
    When I run `apt list --upgradable` with sudo
    Then stdout contains substring:
    """
    <release>-updates
    """
    And stdout contains substring:
    """
    <release>-security
    """
    When I run `pro api u.pro.packages.updates.v1` with sudo
    Then stdout contains substring:
    """
    "num_standard_security_updates": 1
    """
    And stdout contains substring:
    """
    "num_standard_updates": 1
    """
    # Create custom configuration (lists file) for APT
    When I create the file `/tmp/custom.list` with the following:
    """
    deb http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu <release>-security main restricted universe multiverse
    """
    And I create the file `/tmp/custom.conf` with the following:
    """
    Dir::Etc::Sourcelist "/tmp/custom.list";
    Dir::Etc::Sourceparts "nonexisting";
    """
    # Pass the config using the environment
    And I run `APT_CONFIG=/tmp/custom.conf pro api u.pro.packages.updates.v1` with sudo
    Then stdout contains substring:
    """
    "num_standard_security_updates": 1
    """
    And stdout contains substring:
    """
    "num_standard_updates": 0
    """
    When I run `APT_CONFIG=/tmp/custom.conf apt list --upgradable` with sudo
    Then stdout does not contain substring:
    """
    <release>-updates
    """
    And stdout contains substring:
    """
    <release>-security
    """
    When I run `APT_CONFIG=/tmp/custom.conf apt update` with sudo
    Then stdout contains substring:
    """
    1 package can be upgraded
    """
    # Update the APT lists again after the past customized update
    When I apt update
    # Pass the config in a proper APT config file
    And I create the file `/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/50-custom` with the following:
    """
    Dir::Etc::Sourcelist "/tmp/custom.list";
    Dir::Etc::Sourceparts "nonexisting";
    """
    # Check it works the same
    And I run `pro api u.pro.packages.updates.v1` with sudo
    Then stdout contains substring:
    """
    "num_standard_security_updates": 1
    """
    And stdout contains substring:
    """
    "num_standard_updates": 0
    """
    When I run `apt list --upgradable` with sudo
    Then stdout does not contain substring:
    """
    <release>-updates
    """
    And stdout contains substring:
    """
    <release>-security
    """
    When I apt update
    Then stdout contains substring:
    """
    1 package can be upgraded
    """
    Examples: ubuntu release
        | release | machine_type  | pkg_in_updates          | pkg_in_security         |
        | xenial  | lxd-container | base-files=9.4ubuntu4   | wget=1.17.1-1ubuntu1    |
        | noble   | lxd-container | xxd=2:9.1.0016-1ubuntu7 | less=590-2ubuntu2       |
