As with tempest.api.network the identity tests have nothing to do with
ceph so lets blacklist them and hopefully reduce runtime.
Change-Id: Ibcda268021b236bc049e21b7ddd9e99a7c24dace
There is really no point in running the tempest.api.network
tests in the devstack-plugin-ceph-tempest job since a ceph
backend shouldn't make any difference to those tests.
This should speed up the job slightly and more importantly
avoid unnecessarily random failures from tests that don't matter
for this setup.
Change-Id: Icf8d776a648b93b232b83fd4493e00b5f76b3ebf
c6d3b84 intended to turn on
"TestEncryptedCinderVolumes.test_encrypted_cinder_volumes_luks",
but it didn't since that test is marked as slow.
It only turned on
"TestVolumeBootPattern.test_boot_server_from_encrypted_volume_luks".
Change-Id: Ifa8ec1651be95dd6d8d30ed5d04e9ac692209e50
This migrates the legacy jobs to zuulv3 native ones.
While migrating the jobs I got the impressions that they have not
bin maintained recently, which is possible since they are not
voting / experimental.
The regex in the py27 job includes cinder.* tests, and the job
used the all-plugin tox env (which has site-packages enabled) so
my guess is that the job used to run cinder in tree tests.
Those tests are now available in the cinder-tempest-plugin repo
instead, which could be added to these jobs if needed.
Following a similar setup in the cinder-tempest-plugin[0] we add
a file `tempest_blacklist.txt` that can by amended to list tests
that are known to fail for a ceph based deployment.
[0] https://review.openstack.org/#/c/531206/
Co-Authored-By: Jens Harbott <j.harbott@x-ion.de>
Change-Id: I27f85991ca947809d46ae2dee57704e779e6dfb6
Lee Yarwood