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RHEL10 Clients support, test in Errata e2e parametrized registered hosts #16807
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^ SatJenkins MR has been merged, 'rhel10' is in |
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^ All cases parametrized by RHEL10 pass, collection is as expected with a higher total number. |
with Broker( | ||
nick='rhel10', workflow='deploy-template', host_class=ContentHost, _count=2 | ||
) as clients: |
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@damoore044 If we already have the nick defined in broker_settings, we might not require workflow arg here
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will circle back to this and test locally
# one custom repo on satellite, for all hosts to use | ||
custom_repo = target_sat.api.Repository(url=CUSTOM_REPO_URL, product=module_product).create() | ||
custom_repo.sync() | ||
module_cv.repository = [custom_repo] | ||
module_cv.update(['repository']) | ||
with Broker( | ||
nick=distro, | ||
workflow='deploy-rhel', | ||
workflow='deploy-template', |
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Same here
Fix CLI setup methodsetup_org_for_a_custom_repo
, where updating the activation-key requires the name.^This was a bug, wrapping up reverting those changes
Problem Statement:
('|10')
, or we use string matching for regex to get two-digit versions matched, see below.Solution
Pass the
rhel_ver_match
fixture a string to collect rhel8, 9, and 10 params for fixturerhel_contenthost
.@pytest.marker.rhel_ver_match(r'^(?!.*(7|fips)).*$')
< str match, exclude any with "7" or "fips"@pytest.marker.rhel_ver_match('8|9|10') or ('[^7]|10')
< pass "10" explicitly^ Above solutions will need regular bumping, when versions are added or dropped from
supportability.yaml
@pytest.marker.rhel_ver_match('N-2')
N is RHEL10 (newest version), additionally RHEL9, RHEL8Proposed Fixture change
For pytest marker
rhel_ver_match
, it would be useful to accept input of N-# (major rhel versions). This would be helpful because we won't have to change the fixtures for each and every test, everytime we add a new RHEL version or remove one fromsupportability.yaml
.ie: many tests use
('[^6]')
which is 'all single-char versions except 6' , RHEL6 is not in supportability anymore, and 10 is two digits and so will be all future versions. So we would need to pass explicitly, ie('10|11|12')
and bump with each added/removed version.Solution: Accept and check for a strict fixture argument of length 3,
"N-#"
, where N is always the latest supported version, and # is a single digit number of preceding supported versions to also collect, excluding fips. Existing test markers will not conflict and will be parsed as before, so their collection should not be impacted.Example:
@pytest.mark.rhel_ver_match('N-3')
would collect 4 params, N which in this PR is RHEL10, along with the 3 preceding supported versions, RHEL9, RHEL8 and RHEL7.To collect a single param for just N (latest version only, here is RHEL10);
simply pass the marker
rhel_ver_match('N-0')
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