Re: generic/699 fails on ext4 due to using ext4 mount options w/ overlayfs

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On 3/19/25 11:44 AM, Theodore Ts'o wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 19, 2025 at 11:39:02PM +0800, Zorro Lang wrote:
>>
>> I've forgotten why I left g/699 to generic, not in overlay. Maybe
>> Christian hope to run these two cases together in one FSTYP test
>> round (don't need to run overlay test once). I'm good to move this
>> case to tests/overlay/, cc Christian to check his review point.
> 
> I had assumed it was because we might want to test the combination of
> overlayfs with a variety of different underlying file systems?

don't we already get that with ./check -overlay while the fundamental
test/scratch devices are formatted with the underlying filesystem you
wish to test with overlayfs?

note that AFAICT generic/699 is the only test which explicitly exercises
overlayfs outside of tests/overlayfs/ ... (right?)

-Eric

> If we move this to tests/overlay, I'd still be able to do this kind of
> testing via:
> 
>   {gce,kvm}-xfstests --primary-fstype {ext4,xfs} -c overlay/default -g auto
> 
> This allows me to test overlayfs with the underlying upper and lower
> directories being either ext4 or xfs.  (I could and should extend this
> to support other base file system types, via some minor changes to
> test-appliance/files/root/fs/overlay/config, but I had never gotten
> around to it.)
> 
> How do other people who are testing overlayfs handle this?
> 
> 						- Ted
> 							





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