Github user apiri commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/nifi-minifi-cpp/pull/135
This now gets me past the point where the venv couldn't be created, but
seem to be having issues with the running of the tests themselves.
```
DEBUG:urllib3.connectionpool:http://localhost:None "DELETE
/v1.30/networks/9edfa045d1a03039cbf5ee1a1b7622f808d7d31bc3335b637e48726387dddd99
HTTP/1.1" 204 0
FAILED
../docker/test/integration/test_https.py::test_invoke_listen_https_one_way
INFO:root:Generating test certificate request
...
FAILED
==========================================================================================================================================================
FAILURES
==========================================================================================================================================================
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
test_invoke_listen
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
def test_invoke_listen():
"""
Verify sending using InvokeHTTP to a receiver using ListenHTTP.
"""
invoke_flow = (GetFile('/tmp/input') >> LogAttribute() >>
InvokeHTTP('http://minifi-listen:8080/contentListener', method='POST'))
listen_flow = ListenHTTP(8080) >> LogAttribute() >>
PutFile('/tmp/output')
with DockerTestCluster(SingleFileOutputValidator('test')) as
cluster:
cluster.put_test_data('test')
cluster.deploy_flow(listen_flow, name='minifi-listen')
cluster.deploy_flow(invoke_flow, name='minifi-invoke')
> assert cluster.check_output()
E assert False
E + where False = <bound method DockerTestCluster.check_output
of <minifi.test.DockerTestCluster object at 0x106491710>>()
E + where <bound method DockerTestCluster.check_output of
<minifi.test.DockerTestCluster object at 0x106491710>> =
<minifi.test.DockerTestCluster object at 0x106491710>.check_output
../docker/test/integration/test_http.py:36: AssertionError
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
test_invoke_listen_https_one_way
______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
def test_invoke_listen_https_one_way():
"""
Verify sending using InvokeHTTP to a receiver using ListenHTTP
(with TLS).
"""
cert, key = gen_cert()
# TODO define SSLContextService class & generate config yml for
services
crt_file = '/tmp/resources/test-crt.pem'
invoke_flow = (GetFile('/tmp/input')
>> LogAttribute()
>>
InvokeHTTP('https://minifi-listen:4430/contentListener',
method='POST',
ssl_context_service=SSLContextService(ca_cert=crt_file)))
listen_flow = (ListenHTTP(4430, cert=crt_file)
>> LogAttribute()
>> PutFile('/tmp/output'))
with DockerTestCluster(SingleFileOutputValidator('test')) as
cluster:
cluster.put_test_resource('test-crt.pem', cert.as_pem() +
key.as_pem(None, callback))
cluster.put_test_data('test')
cluster.deploy_flow(listen_flow, name='minifi-listen')
cluster.deploy_flow(invoke_flow, name='minifi-invoke')
> assert cluster.check_output()
E assert False
E + where False = <bound method DockerTestCluster.check_output
of <minifi.test.DockerTestCluster object at 0x1065481d0>>()
E + where <bound method DockerTestCluster.check_output of
<minifi.test.DockerTestCluster object at 0x1065481d0>> =
<minifi.test.DockerTestCluster object at 0x1065481d0>.check_output
../docker/test/integration/test_https.py:54: AssertionError
============================================================================================================================================
2 failed, 2 passed in 36.37 seconds
=============================================================================================================================================
make[3]: *** [CMakeFiles/docker-verify] Error 1
make[2]: *** [CMakeFiles/docker-verify.dir/all] Error 2
make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/docker-verify.dir/rule] Error 2
make: *** [docker-verify] Error 2
```
Of note, and not sure if this is a contributing factor. I did rebuild the
image. When I first evaluated, I believe it was using a cached version of the
minifi-cpp built from another branch. This isn't necessarily bad, but may be
worthwhile to force a new image build with the current sources for this
particular target to ensure we are testing the latest items.
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