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Pre-reqs

Make sure you have pytest and pydantic installed: pip install pytest pydantic

The tests assume and require that the example-applications repo and the green-metrics-tool repo are living side-by-side with each other

drwxrwxr-x 20 dan  dan       4096 Dez  8 10:00 example-applications/
drwxrwxr-x 12 dan  dan       4096 Dez  8 12:01 green-metrics-tool/

Please make sure that your green metrics tool is configured to your system, and your green-metrics-tool/config.yml file only has the metric providers turned on which work for your local system.

Installation

To run the tests, first make sure that your green-metrics-tool testing setup is complete. Full instructions on how to do so can be found in green-metrics-tool/test/README.MD, but in short, you simply have to run the green-metrics-tool/test/setup-test-env.sh script.

Running

In green-metris-tool tests subfolder, make sure you have the GMT properly installed and then first run the green-metrics-tool/test/start-test-containers.sh script. This will start the docker containers necessary to run the green metrics tool tests.

Then from the example-applications/test directory, just run pytest smoke_test.py -k "test_all_directories"

To test a single directory, run something like this:

pytest smoke_test.py::test_a_directory --name <name_of_directory_to_test>

Dotfiles

The smoketests will iterate over all the directories and assumes that they are working applications with usage-scenario.yml and compose.yml files that are meant to used with the green metrics tool.

There are two dotfiles you can use to modify this behaviour.

If a directory is not meant to be an example application at all and should be skipped, please put a .skiptest file in the directory.

If the example directory lives in a subfolder of a directory instead, please put a .scantest file in that directory.