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If we don't override the value, it means that tempest will attempt to execute all tests from the suite, which may be not want we want. For example, setups with no qos ml2 extension driver enabled may not want to execute qos tests, since they will probably fail. It's good practice for tempest/neutron to configure api extensions to test explicitly in tempest.conf, especially in gate environment where new tests may land that may break previously working gate because there is more configuration needed to pass them, or because the plugin used does not support the feature at all. Change-Id: I31105600dfd5632ec4341b35ca3e8a13af3bb945 |
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Tempest
Module for installing and configuring tempest.
Tempest is the test suite that can be used to run integration tests on an installed openstack environment.
This module assumes the provisioning of the initial OpenStack resources has been done beforehand.
Beaker-Rspec
This module has beaker-rspec tests
To run:
shell bundle install bundle exec rspec spec/acceptance