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Stable branches till stable/rocky is using python
version <py3.6. Tempest test those branch in venv
but Tempest tox use the master upper-constraint[1]
which block installation due to dependencies
require >=py3.6. For exmaple, oslo.concurrency 4.0.0
is not compatible for <py3.6.
As we pin Tempest for EM stable brach, we should be
able to use stable constraint for Tempest installation
as well as while running during run-tempest playbook.
tox.ini is hard coded to use master constraint[1] which force
run-tempest to recreate the tox env and use the master constraint.
Devstack can set stable u-c to use via env var but this is
not enough as Tempest role run-tempest recreate the tox
env with master u-c.
- https://review.opendev.org/#/c/705089/4/lib/tempest
Currently we are fixing run-tempest to use stable constraint
till stable/rocky which use distro having <py3.6.
Ideally, we can change compatible branch constraint in tox.ini
while doing release tag for Tempest. But that can be done
for future tags only.
[1] bc9fe8eca8/tox.ini (L14)
Change-Id: I4268049ff91e5527e4b95fd8a70fa53ba27d56ed
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Tempest - The OpenStack Integration Test Suite
This is a set of integration tests to be run against a live OpenStack cluster. Tempest has batteries of tests for OpenStack API validation, scenarios, and other specific tests useful in validating an OpenStack deployment.
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