Hi Chinnappa,
1. setup.sh is the one script that gets run by run-csit.sh before it starts running the Robot tests. You're welcome to keep your 3 setup files separate, and just create a simple setup.sh that calls them. 2. run-csit.sh only installs Robot related files itself. If you need other software, let me know and we can figure out how to get them installed. Generally speaking, if the software needs to be installed by root (e.g. apt-get stuff) then we need to update the packer images for the LF environments to set them up beforehand. 3. Currently csit/tests/ contains everything. Going forward, as we bring in the existing files from testsuite, we've discussed placing those files outside the csit/ directory so that they can be shared between CSIT and E2E test cases. Thanks, Gary From: RAJU, CHINNAPPA [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2017 3:03 PM To: Gary Wu <[email protected]> Cc: [email protected]; '[email protected]' <[email protected]> Subject: Integration Repo and CSIT Tests related questions Hi Gary, Had few questions on the structure of Integration repo files and Robot tests for CSIT. 1. Setup.sh - is the file that we will be using for application specific installation of dockers and configurations. In the existing Rackspace, we had 3 setup files (install.sh, init.sh, serv.sh) for each component for demo release. Should we consolidate all that into setup.sh or can we have multiple setup files as in Rackspace? 2. run-csit.sh - Is this limited to only install robot related files and run the tests OR install any kind of software required for the application to run? 3. Robot requires some custom libraries like HTTPLibrary, Selenium2Library, etc. Would run-csit.sh install these libraries as well apart from Standard Robot libraries or we need to add them separately? 4. Csit/tests folder - This is a single folder present as of now to place all robot related files. In the current testsuite repo for Robot files, we've a structure with folders such as assets, resources and testsuites to place different types of files required for Robot Automation - Got this one clarified from Dan Rose that eventually we will be having folder structure similar to testsuite repo. But as of now all files would be in the same folder. Thanks & Regards, Chinnappa Raju SENIOR QUALITY TESTER ECOMP Open Source Automation
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