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Smokes end-to-end on the win11 VM in ~14s for Standard/Machine: 11/11
stage scripts exit 0 (6 Shopfloor baseline + 5 Standard per-PC-type),
transcripts land in C:\Logs\SFLD\ as expected.
Pieces:
- stage-image.ps1 - VM-side: clean prior state, robocopy shopfloor-setup
tree from samba share to C:\Enrollment\shopfloor-setup, drop pc-type +
pc-subtype + site-config, walk numbered stage scripts (^[0-9]{2}-) in
Shopfloor/ then <PCType>/, run each, collect rc + summary. Skips PPKG /
sync_intune / reboot - real machine identity is not touched.
- A-imaging/run.sh - host orchestrator: revert, stage repo tree to
/home/camp/pxe-images/test-stage-A, mount Z: in VM as SYSTEM, invoke
stage-image.ps1 with PCType/PCSubType params, collect transcripts.
Optional PREINSTALL_PATH env if you have the binary installer payload
available; default skips it (00-PreInstall logs "installer not found"
for every entry, expected for orchestration-only test - per-app installs
are covered by Path B).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Shopfloor enforcer regression tests
Lightweight harness for end-to-end validation of GE-Enforce.ps1 +
Install-FromManifest.ps1 against the v2 staging tree, using the Win11
analyzer VM as a synthetic shopfloor PC.
Files
vm-test-harness.ps1— setup + invocation of GE-Enforce inside the VM. Accepts-PCTypeand-PCSubTypeparameters. CreatesC:\Enrollment\stubs (pc-type.txt, pc-subtype.txt, site-config.json), stages the enforcer runtime from\\192.168.122.1\pxe-images\enforcer-stage\, injects a fake SFLD credential inHKLM:\SOFTWARE\GE\SFLD\Credentials\sambapointing at the host's samba share as if it were tsgwp00525, then runsGE-Enforce.ps1with output captured.
Prereqs
win11libvirt VM running, IP reachable at 192.168.122.210- qemu-guest-agent exec path available (
/tmp/guest-exec.sh) - host samba shares
pxe-images+windows-projectswritable bycampuser - enforcer staged at
/home/camp/pxe-images/enforcer-stage/(viacp <repo>/common/GE-Enforce.ps1 <repo>/common/lib/Install-FromManifest.ps1 /home/camp/pxe-images/enforcer-stage/) - v2 share staging at
/home/camp/pxe-images/tsgwp00525-v2/...
Usage
From the repo root on the host:
# Round 1: Shopfloor scope (exercises common manifest, PCTypes filter for Oracle)
B64=$(iconv -f UTF-8 -t UTF-16LE common/test/vm-test-harness.ps1 | base64 -w0)
/tmp/guest-exec.sh powershell.exe "[\"-NoProfile\",\"-EncodedCommand\",\"$B64\"]"
Or with non-default pcType (wrap in a tiny outer script that sets parameters):
cat > /tmp/round.ps1 <<'EOF'
$PCType = 'Standard'
$PCSubType = 'Machine'
EOF
sed -n '/^param(/,/^)/!p' common/test/vm-test-harness.ps1 >> /tmp/round.ps1
B64=$(iconv -f UTF-8 -t UTF-16LE /tmp/round.ps1 | base64 -w0)
/tmp/guest-exec.sh powershell.exe "[\"-NoProfile\",\"-EncodedCommand\",\"$B64\"]"
What each round validates
| Round | pcType / pcSubType | Exercises |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Shopfloor / — | common manifest only, PCTypes filter (Oracle skips) |
| 2 | Standard / Machine | common + standard-machine manifests, eDNC upgrade detection, UDC skip, eMxInfo cmd |
| 3 | Keyence / — | common + keyence manifest, VR-6000 MSI detection, pnputil INF detection |
| 4 | Display / — | common + display manifest, kiosk-setup CMD wrapper |
| 5 (composite) | Shopfloor with a corrupted manifest / bad SFLD creds / tampered local XML | graceful-degradation paths + upgrade/rollback via hash mismatch |
See the main repo enforcer design doc (TBD) for scenario details.
Known cleanup after test runs
-
The harness intentionally leaves installed apps in place (Acrobat Reader DC, WJF Defect Tracker, 3OF9 font, Edge site-list XML, Firefox if tested). To reset to a clean baseline, revert the VM to the
clean-baselibvirt snapshot:virsh snapshot-revert win11 clean-base. -
Orphan
msiexec.exeworkers from long-running installs (UDC_Setup, PC-DMIS) can leave the MSI mutex held, blocking the next install with 1619/1618. Between rounds if you hit this:Get-Process -Name msiexec -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue | Stop-Process -ForceNote: a Stage 2b lib improvement is planned to retry once on 1618 after killing stale msiexec processes.