This project project aims to provide a complete set of ansible modules to control a pulp3 server in a descriptive way. This is neither to be confused with ansible-pulp to install pulp, nor pulp_ansible to manage ansible content in pulp. It has been wildly inspired by the sister project foreman-ansible-modules.
Testing is done by running handcrafted playbooks from tests/playbooks while playing back prerecorded server answers.
Those playbooks are meant to test one specific module, and are usually structured in three sections:
- In the first part, ran against
localhost, fixtures can be set up. - The second part should contain the actual tests and is executet on the virtual host
teststo allow recording. This usually involves calling the module in question several times with variing parameters and verifying it's output. - The third part, again for
localhost, provides the the opportunity to undo part one.
In the first and third parts, no recording takes place. During playback, only the part in the middle is executed.
To run the tests, you can either call make test, or make test_<playbook_name> to only run a specific one.
To (re-)record tests, you first need to setup a pulp instance (pulplift is recommended here).
With it's connection details configured in tests/playbooks/vars/server.yaml, you can run make record_<playbook_name>.
For this step, using python virtual environments is recommended.
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