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WalkthroughThe change adds five NVMe utility functions. The functions read atomic-write limits, select a suitable NVMe device, parse free space, create partitions in the largest free block, wait for partition devices, and remove partitions. Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new NVMe helpers can miss atomic-write-capable devices on non-default namespaces, and partition cleanup may remove an unintended partition or leave stale partition state without surfacing failure. Resolve these issues before merge because the affected operations modify disk partition tables. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@avocado/utils/nvme.py`:
- Line 840: Validate count before the chunk calculation in the surrounding
partition-sizing flow: reject non-positive count values and counts greater than
the available free-space size in MiB, before invoking any partition operation.
Keep chunk-based partition creation limited to cases where each partition has a
non-zero length.
- Around line 869-871: Update the partition-removal logic around the regex match
and parted invocation to first verify that part is a partition of device,
rejecting mismatched paths before extracting the partition number. Only pass the
validated partition number to process.run, preserving deletion for partitions
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- Line 871: Update the partition-removal flow around the process.run calls for
parted rm and partprobe to check and propagate command failures, converting them
to NvmeException if that is the established convention. Ensure the function
cannot return successfully after either deletion or kernel rescan fails.
- Around line 827-829: Update the free-space parsing that appends blocks so the
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Adds utility functions to support atomic write testing on NVMe devices.
- get_atomic_write_units() - reads aw_min/aw_max from sysfs
- find_device_with_atomic_write() - scans NVMe devices, returns first
with non-zero atomic write support
- get_free_space_blocks() - parses 'parted print free' output, returns
list of free space regions
- create_partitions_in_free_space() - carves N equal partitions from the
largest free block; waits for kernel
to register new partition nodes
- remove_partitions() - removes specified partitions by number
and runs partprobe
These helpers are used by xfstests atomic write testing but are generic
enough to be reused by any test that needs NVMe partitions.
Signed-off-by: Disha Goel <disgoel@linux.ibm.com>
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- Around line 803-805: Update the device discovery in the devices-is-None branch
to enumerate every namespace matching nvme\d+n\d+ from /sys/block, rather than
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Adds utility functions to support atomic write testing on NVMe devices.
These helpers are used by xfstests atomic write testing but are generic enough to be reused by any test that needs NVMe partitions.
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