test/watchdog_test.cpp

#include "watchdog_test.hpp"

#include <chrono>
#include <memory>
#include <utility>

using namespace phosphor::watchdog;

seconds WdogTest::waitForWatchdog(seconds timeLimit)
{
    auto previousTimeRemaining = wdog->timeRemaining();
    auto ret = 0s;
    while (ret < timeLimit && previousTimeRemaining >= wdog->timeRemaining() &&
           wdog->timerEnabled())
    {
        previousTimeRemaining = wdog->timeRemaining();

        // Returns -0- on timeout and positive number on dispatch
        auto sleepTime = 1s;
        if (!sd_event_run(eventP.get(), microseconds(sleepTime).count()))
        {
            ret += sleepTime;
        }
    }

    return ret;
}

/** @brief Make sure that watchdog is started and not enabled */
TEST_F(WdogTest, createWdogAndDontEnable)
{
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->enabled());
    EXPECT_EQ(0, wdog->timeRemaining());
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerEnabled());

    // We should be able to configure persistent properties
    // while disabled
    auto newAction = Watchdog::Action::PowerOff;
    EXPECT_EQ(newAction, wdog->expireAction(newAction));
    auto newIntervalMs = milliseconds(defaultInterval * 2).count();
    EXPECT_EQ(newIntervalMs, wdog->interval(newIntervalMs));

    EXPECT_EQ(newAction, wdog->expireAction());
    EXPECT_EQ(newIntervalMs, wdog->interval());

    // We won't be able to configure timeRemaining
    EXPECT_EQ(0, wdog->timeRemaining(1000));
    EXPECT_EQ(0, wdog->timeRemaining());

    // Timer should not have become enabled
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->enabled());
    EXPECT_EQ(0, wdog->timeRemaining());
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerEnabled());
}

/** @brief Make sure that watchdog is started and enabled */
TEST_F(WdogTest, createWdogAndEnable)
{
    // Enable and then verify
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->enabled(true));
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->timerEnabled());

    // Get the configured interval
    auto remaining = milliseconds(wdog->timeRemaining());

    // Its possible that we are off by few msecs depending on
    // how we get scheduled. So checking a range here.
    EXPECT_TRUE((remaining >= defaultInterval - defaultDrift) &&
                (remaining <= defaultInterval));

    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->timerEnabled());
}

/** @brief Make sure that watchdog is started and enabled.
 *         Later, disable watchdog
 */
TEST_F(WdogTest, createWdogAndEnableThenDisable)
{
    // Enable and then verify
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->enabled(true));

    // Disable and then verify
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->enabled(false));
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->enabled());
    EXPECT_EQ(0, wdog->timeRemaining());
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerEnabled());
}

/** @brief Make sure that watchdog is started and enabled.
 *         Wait for 5 seconds and make sure that the remaining
 *         time shows 25 seconds.
 */
TEST_F(WdogTest, enableWdogAndWait5Seconds)
{
    // Enable and then verify
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->enabled(true));

    // Sleep for 5 seconds
    auto sleepTime = 5s;
    std::this_thread::sleep_for(sleepTime);

    // Get the remaining time again and expectation is that we get 25s
    auto remaining = milliseconds(wdog->timeRemaining());
    auto expected = defaultInterval - sleepTime;

    // Its possible that we are off by few msecs depending on
    // how we get scheduled. So checking a range here.
    EXPECT_TRUE((remaining >= expected - defaultDrift) &&
                (remaining <= expected));
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->timerEnabled());
}

/** @brief Make sure that watchdog is started and enabled.
 *         Wait 1 second and then reset the timer to 5 seconds
 *         and then expect the watchdog to expire in 5 seconds
 */
TEST_F(WdogTest, enableWdogAndResetTo5Seconds)
{
    // Enable and then verify
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->enabled(true));

    // Sleep for 1 second
    std::this_thread::sleep_for(1s);

    // Next timer will expire in 5 seconds from now.
    auto expireTime = 5s;
    auto expireTimeMs = milliseconds(expireTime).count();
    EXPECT_EQ(expireTimeMs, wdog->timeRemaining(expireTimeMs));

    // Waiting for expiration
    EXPECT_EQ(expireTime - 1s, waitForWatchdog(expireTime));
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerEnabled());

    // Make sure secondary callback was not called.
    EXPECT_FALSE(expired);
}

/** @brief Make sure the Interval can be updated directly.
 */
TEST_F(WdogTest, verifyIntervalUpdateReceived)
{
    auto expireTime = 5s;
    auto expireTimeMs = milliseconds(expireTime).count();
    EXPECT_EQ(expireTimeMs, wdog->interval(expireTimeMs));

    // Expect an update in the Interval
    EXPECT_EQ(expireTimeMs, wdog->interval());
}

/** @brief Make sure that watchdog is started and enabled.
 *         Wait default interval seconds and make sure that wdog has died
 */
TEST_F(WdogTest, enableWdogAndWaitTillEnd)
{
    // Enable and then verify
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->enabled(true));
    auto expireTime = duration_cast<seconds>(defaultInterval);

    // Waiting default expiration
    EXPECT_EQ(expireTime - 1s, waitForWatchdog(expireTime));

    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->enabled());
    EXPECT_EQ(0, wdog->timeRemaining());
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerEnabled());
}

/** @brief Make sure the watchdog is started and enabled with a fallback
 *         Wait through the initial trip and ensure the fallback is observed
 *         Make sure that fallback runs to completion and ensure the watchdog
 *         is disabled
 */
TEST_F(WdogTest, enableWdogWithFallbackTillEnd)
{
    auto primaryInterval = 5s;
    auto primaryIntervalMs = milliseconds(primaryInterval).count();
    auto fallbackInterval = primaryInterval * 2;
    auto fallbackIntervalMs = milliseconds(fallbackInterval).count();

    // We need to make a wdog with the right fallback options
    // The interval is set to be noticeably different from the default
    // so we can always tell the difference
    Watchdog::Fallback fallback{
        .action = Watchdog::Action::PowerOff,
        .interval = static_cast<uint64_t>(fallbackIntervalMs),
    };
    std::map<Watchdog::Action, Watchdog::TargetName> emptyActionTargets;
    wdog = std::make_unique<Watchdog>(bus, TEST_PATH, eventP,
                                      std::move(emptyActionTargets),
                                      std::move(fallback));
    EXPECT_EQ(primaryInterval, milliseconds(wdog->interval(primaryIntervalMs)));
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->enabled());
    EXPECT_EQ(0, wdog->timeRemaining());

    // Enable and then verify
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->enabled(true));

    // Waiting default expiration
    EXPECT_EQ(primaryInterval - 1s, waitForWatchdog(primaryInterval));

    // We should now have entered the fallback once the primary expires
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->enabled());
    auto remaining = milliseconds(wdog->timeRemaining());
    EXPECT_GE(fallbackInterval, remaining);
    EXPECT_LT(primaryInterval, remaining);
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->timerEnabled());

    // We should still be ticking in fallback when setting action or interval
    auto newInterval = primaryInterval - 1s;
    auto newIntervalMs = milliseconds(newInterval).count();
    EXPECT_EQ(newInterval, milliseconds(wdog->interval(newIntervalMs)));
    EXPECT_EQ(Watchdog::Action::None,
              wdog->expireAction(Watchdog::Action::None));

    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->enabled());
    EXPECT_GE(remaining, milliseconds(wdog->timeRemaining()));
    EXPECT_LT(primaryInterval, milliseconds(wdog->timeRemaining()));
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->timerEnabled());

    // Test that setting the timeRemaining always resets the timer to the
    // fallback interval
    EXPECT_EQ(fallback.interval, wdog->timeRemaining(primaryInterval.count()));
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->enabled());

    remaining = milliseconds(wdog->timeRemaining());
    EXPECT_GE(fallbackInterval, remaining);
    EXPECT_LE(fallbackInterval - defaultDrift, remaining);
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->timerEnabled());

    // Waiting fallback expiration
    EXPECT_EQ(fallbackInterval - 1s, waitForWatchdog(fallbackInterval));

    // We should now have disabled the watchdog after the fallback expires
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->enabled());
    EXPECT_EQ(0, wdog->timeRemaining());
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerEnabled());

    // Make sure enabling the watchdog again works
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->enabled(true));

    // We should have re-entered the primary
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->enabled());
    EXPECT_GE(primaryInterval, milliseconds(wdog->timeRemaining()));
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->timerEnabled());
}

/** @brief Make sure the watchdog is started and enabled with a fallback
 *         Wait through the initial trip and ensure the fallback is observed
 *         Make sure that we can re-enable the watchdog during fallback
 */
TEST_F(WdogTest, enableWdogWithFallbackReEnable)
{
    auto primaryInterval = 5s;
    auto primaryIntervalMs = milliseconds(primaryInterval).count();
    auto fallbackInterval = primaryInterval * 2;
    auto fallbackIntervalMs = milliseconds(fallbackInterval).count();

    // We need to make a wdog with the right fallback options
    // The interval is set to be noticeably different from the default
    // so we can always tell the difference
    Watchdog::Fallback fallback{
        .action = Watchdog::Action::PowerOff,
        .interval = static_cast<uint64_t>(fallbackIntervalMs),
        .always = false,
    };
    std::map<Watchdog::Action, Watchdog::TargetName> emptyActionTargets;
    wdog = std::make_unique<Watchdog>(bus, TEST_PATH, eventP,
                                      std::move(emptyActionTargets),
                                      std::move(fallback));
    EXPECT_EQ(primaryInterval, milliseconds(wdog->interval(primaryIntervalMs)));
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->enabled());
    EXPECT_EQ(0, wdog->timeRemaining());
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerEnabled());

    // Enable and then verify
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->enabled(true));

    // Waiting default expiration
    EXPECT_EQ(primaryInterval - 1s, waitForWatchdog(primaryInterval));

    // We should now have entered the fallback once the primary expires
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->enabled());
    auto remaining = milliseconds(wdog->timeRemaining());
    EXPECT_GE(fallbackInterval, remaining);
    EXPECT_LT(primaryInterval, remaining);
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->timerEnabled());

    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->enabled(true));

    // We should have re-entered the primary
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->enabled());
    EXPECT_GE(primaryInterval, milliseconds(wdog->timeRemaining()));
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->timerEnabled());
}

/** @brief Make sure the watchdog is started and with a fallback without
 *         sending an enable
 *         Then enable the watchdog
 *         Wait through the initial trip and ensure the fallback is observed
 *         Make sure that fallback runs to completion and ensure the watchdog
 *         is in the fallback state again
 */
TEST_F(WdogTest, enableWdogWithFallbackAlways)
{
    auto primaryInterval = 5s;
    auto primaryIntervalMs = milliseconds(primaryInterval).count();
    auto fallbackInterval = primaryInterval * 2;
    auto fallbackIntervalMs = milliseconds(fallbackInterval).count();

    // We need to make a wdog with the right fallback options
    // The interval is set to be noticeably different from the default
    // so we can always tell the difference
    Watchdog::Fallback fallback{
        .action = Watchdog::Action::PowerOff,
        .interval = static_cast<uint64_t>(fallbackIntervalMs),
        .always = true,
    };
    std::map<Watchdog::Action, Watchdog::TargetName> emptyActionTargets;
    wdog = std::make_unique<Watchdog>(bus, TEST_PATH, eventP,
                                      std::move(emptyActionTargets),
                                      std::move(fallback));
    EXPECT_EQ(primaryInterval, milliseconds(wdog->interval(primaryIntervalMs)));
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->enabled());
    auto remaining = milliseconds(wdog->timeRemaining());
    EXPECT_GE(fallbackInterval, remaining);
    EXPECT_LT(primaryInterval, remaining);
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->timerEnabled());

    // Enable and then verify
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->enabled(true));
    EXPECT_GE(primaryInterval, milliseconds(wdog->timeRemaining()));

    // Waiting default expiration
    EXPECT_EQ(primaryInterval - 1s, waitForWatchdog(primaryInterval));

    // We should now have entered the fallback once the primary expires
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->enabled());
    remaining = milliseconds(wdog->timeRemaining());
    EXPECT_GE(fallbackInterval, remaining);
    EXPECT_LT(primaryInterval, remaining);
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->timerEnabled());

    // Waiting fallback expiration
    EXPECT_EQ(fallbackInterval - 1s, waitForWatchdog(fallbackInterval));

    // We should now enter the fallback again
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->enabled());
    remaining = milliseconds(wdog->timeRemaining());
    EXPECT_GE(fallbackInterval, remaining);
    EXPECT_LT(primaryInterval, remaining);
    EXPECT_FALSE(wdog->timerExpired());
    EXPECT_TRUE(wdog->timerEnabled());
}