* added support for --testcase flag in ansible-test
* fixed command format
* added tab completion
* fixed sanity issues
* added documenation for --testcase
* don't autocomplete when multiple modules are selected
(cherry picked from commit 3f5caf659e)
* Expand ansible-test --remote-terminate support:
- windows-integration
- network-integration
These commands previously accepted the option, but did not support it.
* Terminate windows and network instances when done.
* Use correct pip version in ansible-test.
* Add git fallback for validate-modules.
* Run sanity tests in a docker container.
* Use correct python version for sanity tests.
* Pin docker completion images and add default.
* Split pylint execution into multiple contexts.
* Only test .py files in use-argspec-type-path test.
* Accept identical python interpeter name or binary.
* Switch cloud tests to default container.
* Remove unused extras from pip install.
* Filter out empty pip commands.
* Don't force running of pip list.
* Support delegation for windows and network tests.
* Fix ansible-test python version usage.
* Fix ansible-test python version skipping.
* Use absolute path for log in ansible-test.
* Run vyos_command test on python 3.
* Fix windows/network instance persistence.
* Add `test/cache` dir to classification.
* Enable more python versions for network tests.
* Fix cs_router test.
* Add openssh-client to default docker container.
* Include Azure requirements in default container.
To do so, handling of pip requirements was updated to install each
set of requirements separately and then run a verification pass to
make sure there are no conflicts between requirements.
* Add missing --docker-no-pull option.
* Add documentation for the azure-requirements test.
We need to run network-integration against platform agnostic modules,
which they all are named as net_* .
There is a hardcoding in executor where if prefix is 'net' the hosts is set
to all, removing these lines to have desired behaviour.
* All integration commands support --continue-on-error
* The network-integration command supports --inventory
* Add landing page for compile test docs.
* Add bot documentation links.
* Move Config classes from executor.py to config.py.
* Move Environment and Test config to config.py.
* Move Coverage/CoverageReport Config to config.py.
* Clean up type hints.
* Improve ansible-test inventory handling.
* Fix python 3 re-raise of exception from thread.
* Fix python 3 encoding for windows-integration.
* Run network tests on multiple python versions.
* Run windows tests on multiple python versions.
* Support Shippable delegation using --tox.
* Skip vyos_command on python 3 tests until fixed.
* Add python 3 filtering to local and tox.
* Fix tests to support back to back runs.
* Temporarily test networking with python 2.7 only.
Running the tests back to back causes intermittent test failures
which need to be addressed before we can test multiple versions
in a single test run.
- Overhauled coverage injector to fix issues with non-local tests.
- Updated integration tests to work with the new coverage injector.
- Fix concurrency issue by using random temp files for delegation.
- Fix handling of coverage files from root user.
- Fix handling of coverage files without arcs.
- Make sure temp copy of injector is world readable and executable.
* Refactor sanity classes for use in all tests.
* Use lint/junit output for compile test.
* Add missing options for compile test.
* Fix early bailout on requirements install.
- Tests are run to completion instead of stopping on first failure.
- Test results are now parsed instead of passing through to the console.
- Test results can be saved in junit xml format.
- Test results will show up on the Shippable "Tests" result tab.
- Added an experimental --lint option for easier integration with other tools.
- Code smell tests are now usable with the --list-tests, --test and --skip-test options.
- Code split out from executor.py into sanity.py.
- Rename download-logs to download.py and add support for test and coverage results.
- Miscellaneous improvements.
David Newswanger