The ``validate-modules`` sanity test no longer attempts to process files with unrecognized extensions as Python.
Integration tests have been added to verify Python-specific checks do not apply to these files.
The `invalid-extension` and `missing-gplv3-license` checks still apply to these files. This may change in the future.
When ansible-test installs requirements, it now instructs pip to allow installs on externally managed environments as defined by PEP 668.
This only occurs in ephemeral environments managed by ansible-test, such as containers,
or when the `--requirements` option is used.
This replaces the regex based check previously used within the validate-modules sanity test.
NOTE: The pylint check overlaps with a similar check for pep8.
Both are used, since the pep8 based check is more nuanced than the one in pylint.
For example, allowing `is` checks, but not `==` comparisons.
If the pylint check is ignored, the pep8 check would still be relevant.
Also update tests to support the format on modules/plugins
Co-authored-by: Brian Scholer <1260690+briantist@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Felix Fontein <felix@fontein.de>
Python 3.10 is the minimum version on the controller, and it requires openssl 1.1.1 or later.
As a result, there's no need to check the openssl version any longer.
Since man pages aren't accessible to users after a `pip install`, there's no need to include them in the sdist.
This change makes it trivial to build man pages from source, which makes them much easier to iterate on.
It also simplifies creation and testing of the sdist, since it no longer requires building man pages.
The new `packaging/cli-doc/build.py` script can generate both man pages and RST documentation.
This supports inclusion on the docs site without a dependency on `ansible-core` internals.
Having a single implementation for both simplifies keeping the two formats in sync.
* update docker containers versions to use newer ansible-test ref in the pre-built venvs
* Allow invoking ansible-test with Python 3.12
* Add python3.12 to the INTERPRETER_PYTHON_FALLBACK
* changelog
* add Python 3.12 as a non-default Python version for the test containers
* Update mypy ignores for Python 3.12
* Add Python 3.12 to CI matrix for unit tests, generic tests, and galaxy
* Update unit test for using the Python 2 collection loader path with Python 3.
Skip the existing test on Python 3.12, since find_module is removed.
Suppress the pre-existing deprecation warnings using the Python 2
codepath with Python 3.
Add a test for Python >= 3.12, which doesn't call find_module.
* Ignore sanity test errors on systems without libselinux present.
* ansible-test - Limit scope of replace-urlopen test
Only ansible-core code and plugins in collections can be expected to rely on module_utils.
* ansible-test - Limit scope of use-compat-six test
Only ansible-core code and plugins in collections can be expected to rely on module_utils.
* ansible-test - Limit scope of no-get-exception test
Only ansible-core code and plugins in collections should be checked for usage of outdated module_utils functions.
* Add integration tests
* Remove docs dir
* Updates to reflect docs removal
* Fix integration test
* Remove examples dir
* Updates to reflect examples removal
* Remove build_library and build-ansible.py
* Remove refs to build_library and build-ansible.py
* Remove obsolete template
* Remove obsolete template reference
* Remove the now obsolete rstcheck sanity test
* replace deprecated ast.value.s with ast.value.value
the s attribute is deprecated since Python 3.8 and emits a warning in
3.12 causing some test failures
- Unit tests now report warnings generated during test runs.
- Python 3.12 warnings about `os.fork` usage with threads (due to `pytest-xdist`) are suppressed.
- Added integration tests to verify forked test behavior.
Matt Clay