OpenQA testing: use python-wikitcms more?
by Adam Williamson
Hey, folks. Looking over the OpenQA stuff in
https://bitbucket.org/rajcze/openqa_fedora_tools/src/d48b884aa1244f5acbb9... , I think it might be nice to use some of python-wikitcms' existing
abilities and also extend python-wikitcms a bit to cover some of the
stuff it does.
So far, I see:
in openqa_trigger.py , read_currents() could already be replaced by
use of Wiki.current_compose - that's exactly what it's for.
I've just now added (haven't yet tested or pushed to master, but
expect it soon :>) a Wiki.current_event property which should give a
ValidationEvent (either ComposeEvent or NightlyEvent, depending)
instance for the 'current' compose. The Event objects have some useful
properties. They already handle image locations to a certain extent -
see the imageurl property. I can quite easily extend this to what the
OpenQA integration needs (finding images by arch) - I can do that
tomorrow, or if someone wants to send a patch I can merge it. That
should allow download_rawhide_iso to be a simple
urlgrabber.urlgrab(event.bootiso(arch)) or something along those lines.
Since this is all in Python anyway, instead of calling out to relval
in report_job_results.py , we could probably just use the python-
wikitcms bits. You can get the ValidationPage object for the
'Installation' test type from the Event easily, then you can just do
what relval does: produce a Result object for the result and call the
ValidationPage's add_result() method for the appropriate ResultRow
(you already have all the necessary info to find the appropriate row
in conf_test_suites.py, though it should probably be improved to
separate 'test case' from 'test name' - in the very first entry, the
'test case' is actually "QA:Testcase_Boot_default_install" and the
'test name' is "Server offline").
I did finish up the 'report-auto' stuff and cut a release today, so
that's certainly available if we want to keep the idea of calling out
to the relval command, but somehow it just feels like it'd maybe be a
bit cleaner to use python-wikitcms directly.
Does this all sound reasonable? If no-one objects, I'll work on
extending python-wikitcms' handling of images tomorrow, then submit
some patches for the OpenQA bits.
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Adam Williamson
Fedora QA Community Monkey
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9 years, 2 months
Unexpected qadevel outage
by Tim Flink
I'm not sure what happened but the machine hosting qadevel became
unresponsive sometime in the last 12 hours and is not recoverable.
I'm going to be rebuilding the host today but until I'm done,
phabricator and the other services on qadevel will not be available.
I'll update this thread as I make progress towards getting everything
working again.
Tim
9 years, 2 months
