On 12/26/2013 03:34 PM, Georgy Okrokvertskhov wrote:
Hi,
In Solum project we decided to write functional\integration tests from
the very beginning.
++! :)
> Initially we used pecan testing framework, but after
discussion we moved to standard HTTP client approach used in other
projects. In order to simplify further integration with Tempest when
Solum will apply for incubation, we started to think how to write
functional test cases to minimize efforts for tempest integration in the
future.
After some learning of tempest code we figured out that direct usage of
existing tempest code will be overcomplicated at this stage.
Yes, because unfortunately at this time, Tempest does not have a Python
lib that can be import'd and used easily by other projects. We really
should have such a thing, to make adding functional integration tests to
non-integrated projects like Solum easier.
> We decided
to use tempest approach and part of tempest framework independently from
tempest itself.
Here is a patch with the example how we use tempest approach by
extracting core tempest parts and using them independently.
https://review.openstack.org/#/c/64165/ <
https://review.openstack.org/#/c/64165/>
It will be great to have some feedback from tempest team. If this
approach is valid it can be used by other projects who want to write
tempest like tests without having whole huge tempest infrastructure.
I think the approach you've taken in the above review is the appropriate
one at this time. It will make eventual inclusion into tempest when/if
Solum is integrated quite easy.
I think some part of tempest can be extracted and converted to some
common testing framework, probably as a oslo library part.
++
Best,
-jay
Thanks,
Georgy
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