The function added in the patch is to be used as an auxiliary
tool in a forthcoming implementation of distribluted load generation
functionality
Change-Id: I482d0e81a92eb9e783b73120478f98149fbcba96
* Moved log functions from rally/common/utils.py #L137-L234 to rally/common/log.y
* Moved test tunctions form test/unit/common/test_utils.py to test/unit/common/test_log.py
Change-Id: Icac3e87d507a3cf90e27071cb26bc871dac78514
If the task UUID passed to generate_random_name() was shorter than the
first set of Xs in the pattern, the UUID would be used which would
result in a random name that was too short and thus didn't match the
pattern. This fixes that.
Implements blueprint: consistent-resource-names
Closes-Bug: 1509402
Change-Id: I4f8a4415d565dbf737588a4db56fc2a6dfe893cc
It was already trying to use DDT, it just wasn't enabled for the
class.
Implements blueprint: consistent-resource-names
Change-Id: Ie9c4f59951e4e2e0d82c5aa9b493668f38ea30e6
It is unclear what is deprecated in current message.
For example, methods `wait_for`, `wait_is_ready` and `wait_for_delete` were
deprecated in https://review.openstack.org/#/c/232438 . Deprecation
messages are equal, so logs are equal too:
Deprecated, use wait_for_status instead. (deprecated in Rally v0.1.2)
This patch adds deprecated method's name, so it is easier to determine what
method produces deprecation log message.
Also, this patch adds ability to print warning message once, which can be
helpful for deprecated methods used in scenarios.
Change-Id: Id86e984986ecb61e7b92cc61882382179fc8a74b
This adds a new random name generator that will make it easier to do
out-of-band cleanup of Rally-created resources. It eliminates the
ability for scenarios to specify a custom random name length and
prefix; adds a task-specific portion to the random name; and improves
configurability of random name patterns.
Subsequent commits will implement the new generator.
Implements: blueprint consistent-resource-names
Change-Id: I189474fbb185ab402e3b248421b4188b7ccde7f4
This patch does a few things
- Introduce rally.common.plugin.info.InfoMixin
and adds it to plugin base. It adds method get_info()
to all plugins. This method returns information about plugin
such like title, description, arguments, plugin module
- Introduce rally plugin show and list commands that returns
information about all plugins
- Moves info related methods from rally.common.utils to
rally.common.plugin.info module
Related-Bug: #1470895
Change-Id: I8db12e3017d241a2b8bc549a817dad817f922437
Add following unit test for common.utils.EnumMixin
- Check if the name of variable start underscore (like _a), don't return value in iterate
Change-Id: Ief17f1012a0fd6b7917d5a031e03f45e5d963123
Closes-Bug: #1473331
Move all related to plugins from utils to discover module
and fix the code and tests to make it work
Change-Id: Ifaed1fadfa0760f121cb1584cb4d8ae3fee8768d
The patch introduces CLI option --plugin-paths to specify the list of
folders with plugins.
Co-Authored-By: Roman Vasilets <rvasilets@mirantis.com>
Co-Authored-By: Ilya Shakhat <ishakhat@mirantis.com>
Change-Id: Iee39217bfe3e5c77e6925910f3998942541387a3
Add decorator `log_deprecated_args' that issues a message whenever
the decorated function is called with deprecated keyword arguments
supplied. Message is issued only once or per each call depending
on the configuration.
Change-Id: Icedf72c40d9255f8d82233ebf640165d4827d53b
Changes:
- list() declarations replaced with []
- dict() declarations replaced with {}
- Added N351 to hacking for literal rule along with checks, test hacking, and to readme
- Minor fix to incorrect path in hacking guidelines pointing to test_hacking.py
Change-Id: Ie7b9201d61b6f2024217b6f4117605eb52fa916a
Closes-Bug: #1437515
* Remove tests/unit/aas and test/unit/fixture
fixtures are not used so just remove them
aas - didn't have __init__.py files so these
tests were not executed at all. By the way
code related to this tests was removed earlier
in this patch:
https://review.openstack.org/#/c/152847/
* Remove all old py3 related hacking rules
Now we have unit & functional jobs that checks them
* Add new hacking rule that protect us from usage of '
* Unified signature of all hacking methods
(otherwise we are not able to make decorator)
* Add hacking rules decorator for skiping 3 types of lines:
empty, commented, and with # noqa comment
Change-Id: I6bf2cc123325a4980edeb066a6c31aa685858f5b
* Move API methods to classes, make them @classmethod
* s/deploy/deployment
Also modify unit tests.
We leave the old API methods for compability, but they are going to be
deprecated in Rally v0.0.2.
Change-Id: I44155575621c715af1109690ed2788663a4c36c3
This patch makes output of `tox -epy34` to finish with following message:
> py34: commands succeeded
> congratulations :)
Issues:
* module "__builtin__" was renamed to "builtins" in Python 3
Related modules:
- rally.api
- tests.unit.benchmark.scenarios.vm.test_utils
* function "map"/"filter" returns "builtins.map"/"builtins.filter" object
in Python 3 instead of list in Python 2. "builtins.map" and
"builtins.filter" object is not subscriptable and has no len(), so list
comprehension is preferable to use and py2/py3 compatible way.
Related modules:
- rally.benchmark.context.sahara.sahara_edp
- rally.benchmark.processing.plot
- rally.benchmark.sla.base
- rally.benchmark.types
- rally.cmd.commands.task
- rally.cmd.commands.verify
- tests.unit.benchmark.scenarios.test_base
- tests.unit.benchmark.wrappers.test_keystone
- tests.unit.cmd.commands.test_task
- tests.unit.cmd.commands.test_verify
* dict.keys()/dict.values() returns "dict_keys"/"dict_values" object in
Python 3 instead of list in Python 2. so list(dict) and
list(dict.values()) should be used instead.
Related modules:
- rally.benchmark.scenarios.utils
- rally.benchmark.scenarios.vm.vmtasks
- tests.unit.cmd.commands.test_show
- tests.unit.common.test_broker
- tests.unit.deploy.engines.test_fuel
- tests.unit.fakes
* Some changes was made in Python 3 related to data model, so we should
change our inspect code. See code changes for more details
Related modules:
- rally.cmd.cliutils
- rally.common.utils
* ConfigParser is more strict for duplicate items in Python 3, so
duplicates are removed
Related files:
- rally/verification/tempest/config.ini
* Exception object doesn't have "message" attribute in Python 3, so
if we want to get it, the most proper way is using "getattr"
Related modules:
- rally.verification.tempest.config
* "mock.MagicMock" is not sortable in Python 3, so we should add required
attributes to fix that.
Related modules:
- tests.unit.benchmark.context.test_base
* assertSequenceEqual assertation method was added in tests.unit.test to
compare sequence objects
Related modules:
- tests.unit.benchmark.context.cleanup.test_resources
- tests.unit.benchmark.scenarios.nova.test_utils
* function "range" returns "range" object in Python 3 instead of list
in Python 2.
Related modules:
- tests.unit.benchmark.processing.test_utils
* keyword arguments should be transmitted to self.assertRaises as kwargs,
not like a dict
Related modules:
- tests.unit.benchmark.scenarios.dummy.test_dummy
Additional changes:
* Python 2.6 was added to setup.cfg, since Rally supports it.
* py33, py34 environments were added to tox.ini
* wrong ignore path was removed from tox.ini
* made items of bash complition sorted
Several tests are skipped in Python 3 env. For more details see notes in code:
- tests.unit.benchmark.processing.test_plot.PlotTestCase.test__process_main_time
- tests.unit.benchmark.processing.test_plot.PlotTestCase.test__process_atomic_time
- tests.unit.common.test_utils.MethodClassTestCase.test_method_class_for_class_level_method
During porting Rally to Python3, several issues found and fixed in
TempestContext and its unit tests:
- If process of cleanup is failed, exception is handled and cleanup is
marked as successfull. This issue was fixed and CleanUpException was
added to rally.exception module
- Cleanup was called with wrong path.
Change-Id: If04e873790dcb4c9c882d4be4bf40479deedd36d
1) Module urllib2 is missed in Python 3, so it should be replaced by other
http lib. "requests" is good library for such stuff, which supports both
Python 2.* and Python 3.*
2) Function 'rally.common.utils.parse_docstring' uses built-in function
'filter'. This function returns different types in Python 2.* and
Python 3.*. Since results are used as a list, 'filter' should be replaced
by list comprehension.
3) Extend H330 hacking rule to chech 'dict.iterkeys()', 'dict.itervalues()'
and 'dict.iterlist()'. Also, fixed all places, which are failed in terms
of this rule.
4) Function object does not have 'func_code' attribute in Python 3, but
'__code__' attribute exist in both Python 2 and Python 3
Also, 3 tests are broken due to new release(1.6.0) of oslo.config, so we
need to skip them to unblock our gates until new version of oslo.config will
be released with appropriate fix.
Closes-Bug: #1405919
Change-Id: Icc42e220ac3f15ae6c838a4698b3c9578177513c
Python 3 introduced a next() function to replace the next() method on
iterator objects. Rather than calling the method on the iterator, the next()
function is called with the iterable object as it's sole parameter, which
calls the underlying __next__() method.
The next() function was backported to Python 2.6 which allows us to use either
the 2.x or 3.x way simultaneously.
Change-Id: I945225b1b0c6c39842a77f4a136e9431b798229f
Closes-Bug: #1403074
