Hi there Silvio,
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Hi,
I noticed that the make-eclipse-project Ant task in build.xml depends
on link-jars, which as far as I understand should not be needed. This
could result in errors when a developer wants to produce the Eclipse
project files even if he/she
Hey folks,
Applied the ISS chg to spacewalk-nightly/1.9/1.8, along with a fix to get
pylint to hush up about JanP's fix.
Nightly and 1.9 build in koji fine.
1.8, however, I can't get kicked off, with the error below.
I have some family commitments tonight that I can't move, so I'm not going
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Hello,
We are currently in the process of overhauling our test infrastructure
downstream, and among other things we are trying to run upstream Java
unit tests in order to spot regressions.
We noticed that some of the tests, for example
Hey Silvio,
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On 08/28/2013 07:42 PM, Grant Gainey wrote:
Fixing the tests to be more explicit and less reliant on typical setups
is, at least in my opinion, always a good thing.
I am glad to hear that, as at the moment that's exactly what I am doing!
I
Hi Silvio,
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Hi,
Here is another simple patch to avoid having a proxy channel family set
up in order to run ChannelTest.
Accepted as commit 4fe6deb81b5328af52a7180676a91ccab1dffee1
Thanks for your contribution!
Grant
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Hi Silvio,
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Hi,
I noticed that AdvDataSourceTest relies on method ordering, and this can
sometimes break tests. In fact we noticed that method call ordering is
different in our OpenJDK 7 configuration between the commandline Ant
launcher and the Eclipse launcher,
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So, what is the motivation of this change?
(The only scenario I can imagine is, that the errata cache event will be
queued and its organization gets deleted before the background errata cache
action gets executed.)
Exactly so. Because of the way the tests run,
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UserManagerTest relied on a default America/New_York time zone, I
removed the hardcoded string replacing it with
UserFactory.getDefaultTimeZone().
See attached patch.
commit 4cba00f46447a5808e20ddc299c88a4335c08d6d
Thanks for contributing!
Grant
Regards,
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I noticed that ConfigureSatelliteCommandTest makes an assertion that
depends on a HashMap key ordering, it was changed it to a SortedMap to
guarantee repeatability.
See attached patch.
commit 59aafcf1a04208e67ea6a664052087fe266de32b
Thanks for contributing!
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See attached patch.
commit a549568dd1a0d12aad605c5610e8cb8a5015c886
Thanks for contributing!
Grant
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On 09/09/2013 08:29 AM, Silvio Moioli wrote:
I attached two patches:
Patches updated to apply cleanly after Grant's commits.
I apologize for the double post.
No problem - added as commit - 21199a55fda8ecd893947dbad90b5cbff6328585
Thanks for your
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On 09/11/2013 02:28 PM, Jan Pazdziora wrote:
Which for typical web application request handling is what you want,
isn't it? The whole request processing is one transaction and
releasing it gives you nice cleanup.
It is, except for a very few cases of
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Hi,
In some frontend tests it is assumed that at least one Monitoring Scout
exists, and those tests will fail if there is none.
The proposed attached patch creates a test Monitoring Scout before any
operation that requires one, thus eliminating this
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See attached patch.
commit 24bbc79a3bdf7c73e6a6d27760177a1d78264fef
Thanks for the contribution!
G
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OrgHandlerTest apparently required an official Red Hat channel family
with free slots:
/**
* Lookup an official Red Hat channel family with free slots.
* Fail the test if none can be found.
[...]
private ChannelFamily lookupRedHatChannelFamily() { [...] }
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Hi,
The attached patch relaxes an assertion condition not to require a
certain query string parameter order, which was in fact not respected in
our test environment.
commit e101391876ab21505ec080b4af29f5feb5caeb6b
Thanks for contributing!
G
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Hi,
I noticed that buildPageLink() uses a HashMap to keep track of query
string parameters. While this is perfectly okay from a web application
point of view, it makes testing a little more difficult and in
particular, RequestContextTest could break because it
- Original Message -
Hi,
The attached patch fixes a previous contribution of mine to
transparently get resources either from the filesystem or from a jar
file. When accessing a file from a jar that files gets decompressed in a
temporary location which name was generated at random
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AuthFilterTest was failing in our setup, apparently because the mocked
request object was missing some methods that were added after the test
itself was written. I added those methods and now it passes.
See attached patch.
commit
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Hi,
As previously discussed the new logging feature requires calling
LoggingFactory.clearLogId() at the beginning of each transaction, and
there were some places in test code where that was missing.
I confirm that the latest patches from Grant actually
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Hi,
We propose some patches to avoid the junit testsuite to depend on
Cobbler. With those, we are able to run all the tests using only a
database instance seeded with the latest schema version. Details:
commit bf05d8e0c6811a6bfed7f6c49091a56cabf8513d
- patch
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SystemHandlerTest was failing in our environment and, AFAIU, it expects
that the underlying database will always return 1 as the id of a
persisted test object. This is normally not the case, as the value is
taken from a sequence and there is no code to ensure it
- Original Message -
Apparently some form parameters were missing and the test failed, at
least in our environment.
See attached patch.
commit 12233d90d130eb739d80fbd53eb7c9dfc6493af7
Thanks for your contribution!
G
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See attached patch.
commit 365c1834aa451aba3fb039f93034828dd2063c78
Thanks for your contribution!
G
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In OrgSoftwareSubscriptionsActionTest, a test channel family is
correctly set up for a test method but not in another. I simply moved
common initialization code in setUp().
See attached patch.
commit 6796a8be523752b212173c0ce4f14106a8d63f97
Thanks for your
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Hi,
In our environment we noticed that CryptoKeyCreateActionTest was
failing. AFAIU, failure was due to the fact that the mocked request did
not have the uploaded file in it, that is, it was not a multipart request.
In order to fix that I added some code to
- Original Message -
VirtualGuestsActionTest had some localized messages hardcoded in
English, I removed them to actually look up their value from
LocalizationService.
See attached patch.
commit ff4f40accefe349c122301b9b44572cfa479bff2
Thanks for your contribution!
G
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SystemEntitlementsSetupActionTest was failing in our environment, as the
tested Org missed a virtualization entitlement.
The proposed attached patch fixes the problem.
commit c9b4477aadb9eff33befc91d079e47b1a8bbefa2
Thanks for your contribution!
G
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If a user has both postgres and oracle installed on their satellite system
and they try to run a spaceawlk-hostname-rename, that will fail with
/var/lib/pgsql/data is missing. Use service postgresql initdb to initialize
the cluster first.
even with
db_backend =
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On 10/01/2013 10:58 PM, Grant Gainey wrote:
I decided there *had to* be a better way to do this - and I found one!
Great!
More Eyes would be great.
Actually, Taskomatic classes were left out (probably overlooked). I
added them in commit c29e22
Hey Duncan!
We've had a fair amount of discussion here, and a number of folk playing with
the current state of the branch.
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Hi astronauts
We would like to start discussing a merge of the bootstrap-css branch.
As you may know, the name is very technology
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On 05/11/13 23:07, Grant Gainey wrote:
Honestly, if we could get the checkstyle fixes and a first pass at The
PXT Problem, I think we'd be good to go. We need more eyes, to flush
out the edge-case problems. Thoughts? Grant
Great!
* We will do
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to versions 2.2 and 2.3 of Spacewalk, would also be interesting
to include the Fedora 21 on /etc/rhn/spacewalk-common-channels.ini
Updated the BZ - changes are already in place and will be part of 2.3
Thanks for pointing out the BZ!
Grant
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straightened out.
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inconvenience, and Happy Spacewalking!
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of course also discuss issues
you
might find when installing or using Spacewalk, but please do not be
surprised if we ask you to file a bug at
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/enter_bug.cgi?product=Spacewalk
with more details or full logs.
Thank you for using Spacewalk.
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To address this, we are going to create a new (RHEL5-compatible) signing-key
and re-sign the RHEL5-client-repo only. That new key will then be used going
forward for all of SPACEWALK-2.4.
Apologies for any inconvenience, and thanks to Peter Bieringer for catching it
so quickly.
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one, and for tracking down as many external/documentation links as we can.
Thoughts, anyone?
Grant
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- it's the
reason the Trac pages were locked down last year)
At any rate - take the new wiki out for a drive, let us know what you think.
Have a good weekend,
Grant
[1] you can find the migration tool here:
https://github.com/ggainey/tracwiki2githubwiki
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6(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from origin-www-stage-redhat-com.vserver.stage.ext.phx2.redhat.com
(10.24.205.15): icmp_seq=1 ttl=249 time=46.3 ms
Looks like spacewalk.stage is a vhost on www.stage.redhat.com that can be
removed.
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for HTTPS attempts to
connect to it to get far enough to get the 302 and end up in the right
place. So, we will continue to need that cert to be up-to-date.
Thanks for checking!
G
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