| Age | Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Files | Lines |
|---|
|
In some part in the code we import objects. In the Openstack style
guidelines they recommend to import only modules.
http://docs.openstack.org/developer/hacking/#imports
Change-Id: I4b55cae8c2672f82025a95112b14d441d66f9d6d
|
|
* add a base TestCase class
* load the tests from the project root rather than only tests dir
* add a test case for WorkerThread builder function
Change-Id: Icf878f9249b475a311123c8235c42b1212d02ca6
Partially-implements: bp add-ut-codebase
|
|
Change-Id: Iaf58463bd156924839062b8284a2d7151a153db5
|
|
The "hacking" package used in most OpenStack repos pulls in
additional pep8 rules. This commit should fix all of them
other than a hand full in the build.py file which will
be fixed in a separate commit
Change-Id: I40a0a30d338592ad64123e3da5523b9ad95a7a9c
Partially-Implements: blueprint enable-flake8
|
|
This adds functional tests to tox, along with a number of prerequisite
steps. Since this is primarily a bash project, pbr usage has been avoided.
Tests are to be written in python and put in the tests directory.
Running tox -e setupenv will execute a setup script
(tests/setup_docker.sh) to ensure the running instance of docker meets
the minimum version requirement.
Running tox -e images will execute the image building script
(tools/build-all-docker-images) and will parse the resulting output to report
failures.
Running tox -e startenv will generate the environment file, run
"tools/kolla start", and run first time initialization (eventually).
Running tox -e functional is for actually testing the deployed OpenStack
environment via a series of tests utilizing the client APIs.
Change-Id: Iff6dfdca43f0c44d471e7540a7836e56a0de4507
|
