$testroot = resolve-path (join-path $psscriptroot ../../..) $common = join-path $testroot Common $helperModule = join-path $common Test.Helpers.psm1 Describe 'native commands lifecycle' -tags 'Feature' { BeforeAll { Import-Module $helperModule $powershell = Join-Path -Path $PsHome -ChildPath "powershell" } It "native | ps | native doesn't block" { $iss = [initialsessionstate]::CreateDefault2(); $rs = [runspacefactory]::CreateRunspace($iss) $rs.Open() $ps = [powershell]::Create() $ps.Runspace = $rs $ps.AddScript("& $powershell -noprofile -command '100; Start-Sleep -Seconds 100' | %{ if (`$_ -eq 100) { 'foo'; exit; }}").BeginInvoke() # waiting 30 seconds, because powershell startup time could be long on the slow machines, # such as CI Wait-UntilTrue { $rs.RunspaceAvailability -eq 'Available' } -timeout 30000 -interval 100 | Should Be $true $ps.Stop() $rs.ResetRunspaceState() } } Describe "Native Command Processor" -tags "Feature" { BeforeAll { # Find where test/powershell is so we can find the createchildprocess command relative to it $powershellTestDir = $PSScriptRoot while ($powershellTestDir -notmatch 'test[\\/]powershell$') { $powershellTestDir = Split-Path $powershellTestDir } $createchildprocess = Join-Path (Split-Path $powershellTestDir) tools/CreateChildProcess/bin/createchildprocess } # If powershell receives a StopProcessing, it should kill the native process and all child processes # this test should pass and no longer Pending when #2561 is fixed It "Should kill native process tree" -Pending { # make sure no test processes are running # on Linux, the Process class truncates the name so filter using Where-Object Get-Process | Where-Object {$_.Name -like 'createchildproc*'} | Stop-Process [int] $numToCreate = 2 $ps = [PowerShell]::Create().AddCommand($createchildprocess) $ps.AddParameter($numToCreate) $async = $ps.BeginInvoke() $ps.InvocationStateInfo.State | Should Be "Running" [bool] $childrenCreated = $false while (-not $childrenCreated) { $childprocesses = Get-Process | Where-Object {$_.Name -like 'createchildproc*'} if ($childprocesses.count -eq $numToCreate+1) { $childrenCreated = $true } } $startTime = Get-Date $beginsync = $ps.BeginStop($null, $async) # wait no more than 5 secs for the processes to be terminated, otherwise test has failed while (((Get-Date) - $startTime).TotalSeconds -lt 5) { if (($childprocesses.hasexited -eq $true).count -eq $numToCreate+1) { break } } $childprocesses = Get-Process | Where-Object {$_.Name -like 'createchildproc*'} $count = $childprocesses.count $childprocesses | Stop-Process $count | Should Be 0 } It "Should not block running Windows executables" -Skip:(!$IsWindows -or !(Get-Command notepad.exe)) { function FindNewNotepad { Get-Process -Name notepad -ErrorAction Ignore | Where-Object { $_.Id -notin $dontKill } } # We need to kill the windows process we start and can't know the process id, so get a list of # notepad processes already running and don't kill any of those. $dontKill = Get-Process -Name notepad -ErrorAction Ignore | ForEach-Object { $_.Id } try { $ps = [powershell]::Create().AddScript('notepad.exe; "ran notepad"') $async = $ps.BeginInvoke() # Wait for up to 30 seconds for either the pipeline to finish (should mean the test succeeded) or # for a new instance of notepad to have started (which mean we're blocked) $counter = 0 while (!$async.AsyncWaitHandle.WaitOne(10000) -and $counter -lt 3 -and !(FindNewNotepad)) { $counter++ } # Stop the new instance of notepad $newNotepad = FindNewNotepad $newNotepad | Should Not Be $null $newNotepad | Stop-Process $async.IsCompleted | Should Be $true $ps.EndInvoke($async) | Should Be "ran notepad" } finally { if (!$async.IsCompleted) { $ps.Stop() } $ps.Dispose() } } }