/* Any copyright is dedicated to the Public Domain. * http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ */ "use strict"; const { OsEnvironment } = ChromeUtils.import( "resource://gre/modules/OsEnvironment.jsm" ); const { TelemetryTestUtils } = ChromeUtils.import( "resource://testing-common/TelemetryTestUtils.jsm" ); // Valid values that telemetry might report. Except for "Error" and // "NoSuchFeature", these are also the values that we read from the registry. var APP_SOURCE_ANYWHERE = "Anywhere"; var APP_SOURCE_RECOMMENDATIONS = "Recommendations"; var APP_SOURCE_PREFER_STORE = "PreferStore"; var APP_SOURCE_STORE_ONLY = "StoreOnly"; var APP_SOURCE_NO_SUCH_FEATURE = "NoSuchFeature"; var APP_SOURCE_COLLECTION_ERROR = "Error"; // This variable will store the value that we will fake reading from the // registry (i.e. the value that would normally be read from // SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\AicEnabled"). A value // of undefined represents the registry value not existing. var gRegistryData; // If this is set to true, we will throw an exception rather than providing a // value when Policy.getAllowedAppSources is called. var gErrorReadingRegistryValue = false; // This holds the value that Policy.windowsVersionHasAppSourcesFeature will // return, to allow us to simulate detection of operating system versions // without the App Sources feature. var gHaveAppSourcesFeature = true; // If this is set to true, we will throw an exception rather than providing a // value when Policy.windowsVersionHasAppSourcesFeature is called. var gErrorDetectingAppSourcesFeature = false; function setup() { // Allow the test to run successfully for all products whether they have the // probe or not. Services.prefs.setBoolPref( "toolkit.telemetry.testing.overrideProductsCheck", true ); // Mock up the function that gets the allowed app sources so we don't actually // have to change OS settings to test. OsEnvironment.Policy.getAllowedAppSources = () => { if (gErrorReadingRegistryValue) { throw new Error("Arbitrary Testing Error"); } // To mimic the normal functionality here, we want to return undefined if // the registry value doesn't exist. But that is already how we are // representing that state in gRegistryData. So no conversion is necessary. return gRegistryData; }; OsEnvironment.Policy.windowsVersionHasAppSourcesFeature = () => { if (gErrorDetectingAppSourcesFeature) { throw new Error("Arbitrary Testing Error"); } return gHaveAppSourcesFeature; }; } function runTest( { registryData = "", registryValueExists = true, registryReadError = false, osHasAppSourcesFeature = true, errorDetectingAppSourcesFeature = false, }, expectedScalarValue ) { if (registryValueExists) { gRegistryData = registryData; } else { gRegistryData = undefined; } gErrorReadingRegistryValue = registryReadError; gHaveAppSourcesFeature = osHasAppSourcesFeature; gErrorDetectingAppSourcesFeature = errorDetectingAppSourcesFeature; OsEnvironment.reportAllowedAppSources(); const scalars = TelemetryTestUtils.getProcessScalars("parent"); // Can't use TelemetryTestUtils.assertScalar here. It does not currently work // for strings. See Bug 1633883. const scalarName = "os.environment.allowed_app_sources"; Assert.ok( scalarName in scalars && scalars[scalarName] === expectedScalarValue, "The allowed app sources reported should match the expected sources" ); } add_task(async function testAppSources() { setup(); runTest({ registryData: APP_SOURCE_ANYWHERE }, APP_SOURCE_ANYWHERE); runTest( { registryData: APP_SOURCE_RECOMMENDATIONS }, APP_SOURCE_RECOMMENDATIONS ); runTest({ registryData: APP_SOURCE_PREFER_STORE }, APP_SOURCE_PREFER_STORE); runTest({ registryData: APP_SOURCE_STORE_ONLY }, APP_SOURCE_STORE_ONLY); runTest({ registryValueExists: false }, APP_SOURCE_ANYWHERE); runTest({ registryReadError: true }, APP_SOURCE_COLLECTION_ERROR); runTest({ registryData: "UnexpectedValue" }, APP_SOURCE_COLLECTION_ERROR); runTest({ osHasAppSourcesFeature: false }, APP_SOURCE_NO_SUCH_FEATURE); runTest( { errorDetectingAppSourcesFeature: true }, APP_SOURCE_COLLECTION_ERROR ); });