Each sanity test uses its own virtual environment, so there is no risk of conflicting requirements between tests.
It may still be a good idea to make an effort to keep frozen requirements in sync between tests.
Making it a hard requirement unnecessarily complicates updating individual tests and increases the risk of incorrect manual changes.
* background threads writing to stdout/stderr can cause children to deadlock if a thread in the parent holds the internal lock on the BufferedWriter wrapper
* prevent writes to std handles during fork by monkeypatching stdout/stderr during display startup to require a mutex lock with fork(); this ensures no background threads can hold the lock during a fork operation
* add integration test that fails reliably on Linux without this fix
* Relocate venv-pythons.py script.
* Split out unsupported-directory test.
* Split out sanity-import test.
* Split out sanity-validate-modules test.
* Split out units test.
* Split out integration test.
* Split out units-constraints test.
* Split out integration-constraints test.
* Split out coverage test.
* Split out sanity test.
* Split out git test.
* Update test groups.
* update attributes of files that are symlinks
* update attributes of files that are hard links
* fix default state in documentation
* remove unnecessary suppression
* add to changelog
* Relocate update-ignore.py for easier re-use.
* Add script to ease collection testing.
* Skip ignore rewrite if file does not exist.
* Add integration test for the shebang sanity test.
* Fix ansible-test-no-tty integration test.
Previously the test only verified a TTY was not used if a TTY already existed.
This prevented the test from verifying behavior when run in CI.
Now the test creates a PTY before invoking ansible-test.
* Clean up ansible-test-docker integration test.
* Use ctypes to access shadow, instead of spwd which is deprecated
* Remove sanity ignore
* cast to str to satisfy mypy
* Add typing.cast polyfill
* Appease mypy redefine
* Add clog frag
* ansible-galaxy - support resolvelib versions >= 0.5.3, <= 0.8.1
Test incompatibilities are removed for resolvelib >= 0.6.0
Test against the latest 0.8.x version and fix requirements
* Fix tests - use a venv for testing the range of resolvelib versions
* Update temporary hardcoded fallback for ansible-test
* Update hardcoded upperbound for sanity tests
* Make error check more flexible
* Fix traceback when a supported version of resolvelib is not installed
Try to read the supported version range from the package distribution info and fall back to a hardcoded lowerbound/upperbound (>=0.5.3,<0.6.0).
* Add tests for unsupported resolvelib versions
* Resolve remaining import sanity test issues.
Co-authored-by: Matt Clay <matt@mystile.com>
Co-authored-by: Matt Martz <matt@sivel.net>
The requirements for virtualenv and coverage are now kept in a requirements file for easier container builds.
The test-constraints sanity test has been updated to make sure the requirements file is kept up-to-date.
* rename systemd module to services only
disambiguates what it handles since systemd is now much more
that a service manager, but the module is specific to services
Matt Clay