config/lava: download and build uname-os.c and use it

Add some inline steps to install wget and gcc at runtime, then download uname-os.c and build it. Add a test case which runs it, so now we have uname-os-shell for the shell version and uname-os-c for the C version of the same test. Signed-off-by: Guillaume Tucker <[email protected]>
kernelci · Jan 18, 2024 · 66eb1aa · 66eb1aa
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diff --git a/config/lava/uname/uname.jinja2 b/config/lava/uname/uname.jinja2
@@ -13,7 +13,12 @@
           - functional
         run:
           steps:
-          - lava-test-case uname-os --shell '[ $(uname -o) = "GNU/Linux" ]'
+          - apt update
+          - apt install -y wget gcc
+          - wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kernelci/kernelci-core/how-to/config/lava/uname/uname-os.c
+          - gcc -o uname-os uname-os.c
+          - lava-test-case uname-os-shell --shell '[ $(uname -o) = "GNU/Linux" ]'
+          - lava-test-case uname-os-c --shell './uname-os'
       from: inline
       name: {{ plan }}
       path: inline/{{ plan }}.yaml