Hi all! A fascinating discussion and argument came up in #openstack-infra about running unittests on devstack nodes. Since a devstack node is set up for doing both dev and debugging of a running openstack, one could see why people might be interested in using it as a primary dev location, and thus want to run unittests. On the other hand, as it's an integrate environment, it has been argued that running unittests there is not a reasonable expectation.
No one is arguing this: - unittests should always work on a devstack host inside of a venv I mean, it's a venv - the fact that you're on a devstack machine is irrelvant. Btw- apparently keystone and python-keystone client do not work in this context - we should probably sort that out. The question is: - Should unittests work outside of a venv on a devstack host. I argue yes. I see absolutely no reason why it shouldn't work - all of the depends should be installed - and openstack itself is installed - why wouldn't running the unittests using the repos that are on the host work? Thoughts? Agreement? Disagreement? Monty _______________________________________________ OpenStack-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.openstack.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openstack-dev
