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Until now, to access the configuration of a scenario, the full path in
test_env had to be specified.
This might be cumbersome and error prone.
Create a scenario fixture, to make it easier to access the same
configuration.
Instead of
test_env["testdata"]["my_scenario"]["my_config"]
one can use the following:
scenario["my_config"]
Signed-off-by: Hunor Csomortáni <csomh@redhat.com>
34 lines
1.0 KiB
Python
34 lines
1.0 KiB
Python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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# SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
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import utils
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def test_failed_build(test_env, scenario, repo, koji):
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"""
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Run the build with "rebuild_strategy=all".
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Check that:
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* Check that the module build eventually fails
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* Check that any other components in the same batch as the failed component are
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cancelled, if not completed.
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"""
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build = utils.Build(test_env["packaging_utility"], test_env["mbs_api"])
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repo.bump()
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build.run(
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"--optional",
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"rebuild_strategy=all",
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reuse=scenario.get("build_id"),
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)
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build.watch()
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assert build.state_name == "failed"
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batch = scenario["batch"]
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failing_components = scenario["failing_components"]
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canceled_components = scenario["canceled_components"]
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assert sorted(failing_components) == sorted(build.component_names(state="FAILED", batch=batch))
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assert sorted(canceled_components) == sorted(
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build.component_names(state="COMPLETE", batch=batch)
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+ build.component_names(state="CANCELED", batch=batch)
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)
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