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style(xcat-core): the payload test comment describes the verifier that was replaced

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The comment above the /usr/bin/awk case in genesis_payload_verification.t
said what the verifier used to do with an absolute path. The rule the
reader needs is what dracut_install does with one.

Signed-off-by: Daniel Hilst <392820+dhilst@users.noreply.github.com>
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2026-09-14 08:50:36 -03:00
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@@ -68,9 +68,8 @@ my $noopenssl = build_payload(sshd_execs_session => 1, session_helper => 1, tmux
isnt($rc, 0, 'a payload without openssl fails');
like($err, qr/openssl/, 'the missing openssl is named');
# dracut_install installs an absolute path at that same path. The verifier used to drop every
# name that started with "/", so an image with no /usr/bin/awk passed. doxcat, getdestiny and
# the firmware wrappers all run awk.
# dracut_install installs an absolute path at that same path, so a name starting with "/" is a
# command the payload must carry. doxcat, getdestiny and the firmware wrappers all run awk.
my $noawk = build_payload(sshd_execs_session => 1, session_helper => 1, tmux => 1, locale => 1,
dhclient => 1, mktemp => 1, commands => [qw(openssl wget tar)], absent => ['usr/bin/awk']);
($rc, $err) = run_with_commands($module, $noawk);