Zuul-cloner's behavior is to clone the repository into a subdirectory
under a directory named for the repo namespace. Git's default behavior
is to just clone it directly into the present working directory. This
patch adds an argument to the git clone command to clone it into the
<namespace>/<repo name> directory, so that whether zuul-cloner or git
is used the repo ends up in the same directory relative to the PWD.
Change-Id: Ice5d2d72a3dd674cd09171d480d3517b96dae2a5
This patch updates the spec_helper_acceptance.rb file to use the common
module install script and Puppetfile from the new
openstack/puppet-openstack-integration repo. This will allow us to take
advantage of Zuul's Depends-On feature so that we can test changes
across multiple related modules. This is based on idea 1 from this
brainstorming session[1].
This will probably be abstracted out into a separate function or
eventually a separate gem so that it can be more easily shared across
the OpenStack modules and the Infra modules.
[1] https://etherpad.openstack.org/p/puppet-git-dependencies
Change-Id: Id4bb4a4054ddad3802bf04338f6b0428a66d481a
Co-Authored-By: James E. Blair <jeblair@hp.com>
Co-Authored-By: Spencer Krum <spencer.krum@hp.com>
When running with BEAKER_provision=no, the following happens:
In Trusty: beaker is running dpkg with '--force' option so even
if Puppet is already installed, the return code will be 0.
In CentOS: beaker is running 'rpm -ivh' the second time and since
the package is already here, the return code will be 1.
Using the new puppet install helper will abort installing puppet
if BEAKER_provision is no, so tests will continue as normal.
Change-Id: If12404d692b4ad5bf3d536f58e7a553ebf014ce3
The final check during the prep stage, where `puppet module list` is
run so that its output can be used for debugging, should run on the
current host in the loop, not the first host in the array.
Change-Id: Id17d26acda26b5baaac3bb5f616738201aa99044
OpenStack Infra has jobs to run this on both Ubuntu Trusty and
OS7.
* Add minitest to Gemfile (dependency to run beaker on centos - see
http://projects.theforeman.org/issues/2650 for details)
* separate nodepool files to have trusty & centos7 support in OS
infra
* install openstack_extras module
* install EPEL on RH systems
Change-Id: Ib0e14a8e866ffafc2fb47bb72b4ee40a7f4d0230
Closes-bug: #1444736
