# Copyright 2015 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved. # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be # found in the LICENSE file. """Command-line parsing for the DUT deployment tool. This contains parsing for the legacy `repair_test` and `deployment_test` commands, and for the new `deploy` command. The syntax for the two legacy commands is identical; the difference in the two commands is merely slightly different default options. The full deployment flow performs all of the following actions: * Stage the USB image: Install the DUT's assigned repair image onto the Servo USB stick. * Install firmware: Boot the DUT from the USB stick, and run `chromeos-firmwareupdate` to install dev-signed RO and RW firmware. The DUT must begin in dev-mode, with hardware write-protect disabled. At successful completion, the DUT is in verified boot mode. * Install test image: Boot the DUT in recovery mode from the USB stick, and run `chromeos-install` to install the OS. The new `deploy` command chooses particular combinations of the steps above based on a subcommand and options: `deploy servo`: Only stage the USB image. `deploy firmware`: Install both the firmware and the test image, in that order. Optionally, first stage the USB image. `deploy test-image`: Install the test image. Optionally, first stage the USB image. `deploy repair`: Equivalent to `deploy test-image`, except that by default it doesn't upload its logs to storage. This module exports two functions, `parse_deprecated_command()` (for the two legacy commands) and `parse_command()` (for the new `deploy` command). Although the functions parse slightly different syntaxes, they return `argparse.Namespace` objects with identical fields, described below. The following fields represent parameter inputs to the underlying deployment: `web`: Server name (or URL) for the AFE RPC service. `logdir`: The directory where logs are to be stored. `board`: Specifies the board to be used when creating DUTs. `build`: When provided, the repair image assigned to the board for the target DUT will be updated to this value prior to staging USB image. The build is in a form like 'R66-10447.0.0'. `hostname_file`: Name of a file in CSV format with information about the hosts and servos to be deployed/repaired. `hostnames`: List of DUT host names. The following fields specify options that are used to enable or disable specific deployment steps: `upload`: When true, logs will be uploaded to googlestorage after the command completes. `dry_run`: When true, disables operations with any kind of side-effect. This option implicitly overrides and disables all of the deployment steps below. `stageusb`: When true, enable staging the USB image. Disabling this will speed up operations when the stick is known to already have the proper image. `install_firmware`: When true, enable firmware installation. `install_test_image`: When true, enable installing the test image via send ctrl_u to boot into USB, which only apply to initial DUT deployment. `reinstall test image`: when true, enable installing test image through recover mode. `labstation`: when true, deploy labstation instead of DUT. The `dry_run` option is off by default. The `upload` option is on by default, except for `deploy repair` and `repair_test`. The values for all other options are determined by the subcommand. """ import argparse import os class _ArgumentParser(argparse.ArgumentParser): """`argparse.ArgumentParser` extended with boolean option pairs.""" def add_boolean_argument(self, name, default, **kwargs): """Add a pair of argument flags for a boolean option. This add a pair of options, named `--` and `--no`. The actions of the two options are 'store_true' and 'store_false', respectively, with the destination ``. If neither option is present on the command line, the default value for destination `` is given by `default`. The given `kwargs` may be any arguments accepted by `ArgumentParser.add_argument()`, except for `action` and `dest`. @param name The name of the boolean argument, used to construct the option names and destination field name. @param default Default setting for the option when not present on the command line. """ exclusion_group = self.add_mutually_exclusive_group() exclusion_group.add_argument('--%s' % name, action='store_true', dest=name, **kwargs) exclusion_group.add_argument('--no%s' % name, action='store_false', dest=name, **kwargs) self.set_defaults(**{name: bool(default)}) def _add_common_options(parser): # frontend.AFE(server=None) will use the default web server, # so default for --web is `None`. parser.add_argument('-w', '--web', metavar='SERVER', default=None, help='specify web server') parser.add_argument('-d', '--dir', dest='logdir', help='directory for logs') parser.add_argument('-n', '--dry-run', action='store_true', help='apply no changes, install nothing') parser.add_argument('-i', '--build', help='select stable test build version') parser.add_argument('-f', '--hostname_file', help='CSV file that contains a list of hostnames and ' 'their details to install with.') def _add_upload_option(parser, default): """Add a boolean option for whether to upload logs. @param parser _ArgumentParser instance. @param default Default option value. """ parser.add_boolean_argument('upload', default, help='whether to upload logs to GS bucket') def _add_subcommand(subcommands, name, upload_default, description): """Add a subcommand plus standard arguments to the `deploy` command. This creates a new argument parser for a subcommand (as for `subcommands.add_parser()`). The parser is populated with the standard arguments required by all `deploy` subcommands. @param subcommands Subcommand object as returned by `ArgumentParser.add_subcommands` @param name Name of the new subcommand. @param upload_default Default setting for the `--upload` option. @param description Description for the subcommand, for help text. @returns The argument parser for the new subcommand. """ subparser = subcommands.add_parser(name, description=description) _add_common_options(subparser) _add_upload_option(subparser, upload_default) subparser.add_argument('-b', '--board', metavar='BOARD', help='board for DUTs to be installed') subparser.add_argument('-m', '--model', metavar='MODEL', help='model for DUTs to be installed.') subparser.add_argument('hostnames', nargs='*', metavar='HOSTNAME', help='host names of DUTs to be installed') return subparser def _add_servo_subcommand(subcommands): """Add the `servo` subcommand to `subcommands`. @param subcommands Subcommand object as returned by `ArgumentParser.add_subcommands` """ subparser = _add_subcommand( subcommands, 'servo', True, 'Test servo and install the image on the USB stick') subparser.set_defaults(stageusb=True, labstation=False, install_firmware=False, install_test_image=False, reinstall_test_image=False) def _add_stageusb_option(parser): """Add a boolean option for whether to stage an image to USB. @param parser _ArgumentParser instance. """ parser.add_boolean_argument('stageusb', False, help='Include USB stick setup') def _add_firmware_subcommand(subcommands): """Add the `firmware` subcommand to `subcommands`. @param subcommands Subcommand object as returned by `ArgumentParser.add_subcommands` """ subparser = _add_subcommand( subcommands, 'firmware', True, 'Install firmware and initial test image on DUT') _add_stageusb_option(subparser) subparser.add_argument( '--using-servo', action='store_true', help='Flash DUT firmware directly using servo') subparser.set_defaults(labstation=False, install_firmware=True, install_test_image=True, reinstall_test_image=False) def _add_test_image_subcommand(subcommands): """Add the `test-image` subcommand to `subcommands`. @param subcommands Subcommand object as returned by `ArgumentParser.add_subcommands` """ subparser = _add_subcommand( subcommands, 'test-image', True, 'Install initial test image on DUT from servo') _add_stageusb_option(subparser) subparser.set_defaults(labstation=False, install_firmware=False, install_test_image=True, reinstall_test_image=False) def _add_repair_subcommand(subcommands): """Add the `repair` subcommand to `subcommands`. @param subcommands Subcommand object as returned by `ArgumentParser.add_subcommands` """ subparser = _add_subcommand( subcommands, 'repair', False, 'Re-install test image on DUT from servo') _add_stageusb_option(subparser) subparser.set_defaults(labstation=False, install_firmware=False, install_test_image=False, reinstall_test_image=True) def _add_labstation_subcommand(subcommands): """Add the `labstation` subcommand to `subcommands`. @param subcommands Subcommand object as returned by `ArgumentParser.add_subcommands` """ subparser = _add_subcommand( subcommands, 'labstation', False, 'Deploy a labstation to autotest, the labstation must be already' ' imaged with a labstation test image.') subparser.set_defaults(labstation=True, install_firmware=False, install_test_image=False, reinstall_test_image=False) def parse_command(argv): """Parse arguments for the `deploy` command. Create an argument parser for the `deploy` command and its subcommands. Then parse the command line arguments, and return an `argparse.Namespace` object with the results. @param argv Standard command line argument vector; argv[0] is assumed to be the command name. @return `Namespace` object with standard fields as described in the module docstring. """ parser = _ArgumentParser( prog=os.path.basename(argv[0]), description='DUT deployment and repair operations') subcommands = parser.add_subparsers() _add_servo_subcommand(subcommands) _add_firmware_subcommand(subcommands) _add_test_image_subcommand(subcommands) _add_repair_subcommand(subcommands) _add_labstation_subcommand(subcommands) return parser.parse_args(argv[1:])