zuul/tests/unit/test_lib_ansible.py
Antoine Musso 9c9a337a1e ansible manager: only failed if last ansible failed
When validating several ansible versions, the validate() method returns
the output of the LAST `ansible --version` that has been executed.

The reason is the 'result' variable was used both for the stdout and to
keep track of a failure.

I have found that due to my 2.7 ansible being broken somehow and
validate was still happy since a later version was working all fine.

Add a test to ensure validate() fails properly in such a case.

Change-Id: Ib8bef996639e09f6355830c65f341d88f5cab8d8
2020-02-04 15:06:00 +01:00

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import collections
import subprocess
from unittest import mock
from tests.base import BaseTestCase
from zuul.lib.ansible import AnsibleManager
class TestLibAnsibleManager(BaseTestCase):
@mock.patch('zuul.lib.ansible.AnsibleManager.load_ansible_config')
@mock.patch('zuul.lib.ansible.AnsibleManager.getAnsibleCommand')
def test_validate_remembers_failures(self, getAnsibleCommand, _):
okish = mock.Mock(
'subprocess.CompletedProcess',
returncode=0, stdout=b'Some valid ansible infos\n')
okish.returncode
am = AnsibleManager()
am._supported_versions = collections.OrderedDict([
('1.0', subprocess.CalledProcessError(1, 'fake failure')),
('2.8', okish),
])
with mock.patch('subprocess.run') as ansible:
ansible.side_effect = am._supported_versions.values()
self.assertFalse(
am.validate(),
'A valid ansible should not mask a previous failure')
self.assertEquals(
[mock.call('1.0', 'ansible'),
mock.call('2.8', 'ansible'),
],
getAnsibleCommand.mock_calls)