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Adapt the 'rpm-ostree' test suite to continue on failure #404
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This changes the `rpm-ostree` test suite to use the 'continue on failure' model. Partially addresses projectatomic#375
This worked well on a pristine system, but I was getting tripped up when re-using a test sytsem. This cleans up some of the transient artifacts that can be generated by the compose. Additionally, I added a `wait_for` to make sure the HTTP server starts.
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We were seeing instances where variable values passed to `import_role` where not being respected each time it was called. I thought that each time an 'import' was done the changed variables would be respected, but that doesn't appear to be the case. Using `include_role` will allow us to dynamically load in variables each time the role is used. This is kind of troubling as we made a large switch to using `include_role` in most places, but we've not run into any problems like this yet.
This is a forward-port of functionality from projectatomic#405 which corrects an assumption about how Ansible was handling failures.
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| - name: Run ostree admin status as a quick sanity check | ||
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Can this be moved into a separate test?
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Probably a good candidate for the sanity test
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Oof...that was a lazy commit. Trying to use a task among the Working on a fix... |
In projectatomic#381, a sanity check for `ostree admin status` was added to the `rpm-ostree` test suite. It is probably better suited to the 'sanity' test suite so we are able to catch any regressions earlier in the testing cycle. I created a dumb role for the `ostree admin status` command since that was easier than trying to wedge it into an existing role.
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This adapts the
rpm-ostreetest suite to the continue on failure model. As part of the work, I made some slight changes to the 'compose' portion of the test suite to make it a bit more resilient.Additionally, I snuck in a change to the
.gitignorefile to ignore the.logfiles that are being generated.Partially addresses #375