*** Settings *** Documentation Test suite for running tempest tests. It is assumed that the test environment ... is already deployed and ready. Suite Setup Log In To Tempest Executor And Setup Test Environment Suite Teardown Close All Connections Library SSHLibrary Resource ../../../libraries/Utils.robot Resource ../../../libraries/DevstackUtils.robot Variables ../../../variables/Variables.py *** Variables *** ${exclusion_regex} 'metering|test_l3_agent_scheduler.L3AgentSchedulerTestJSON|test_extensions.ExtensionsTestJSON.test_list_show_extensions' ${tempest_config_file} ./tempest.conf *** Test Cases *** tempest.api.network Run Tempest Tests ${TEST_NAME} ${exclusion_regex} ${tempest_config_file} tempest.scenario.test_minimum_basic [Tags] exclude Run Tempest Tests ${TEST_NAME} *** Keywords *** Log In To Tempest Executor And Setup Test Environment [Documentation] Open SSH connection to a devstack system and source the openstack ... credentials needed to run the tempest tests # source_pwd is expected to exist in the below Create Network, Create Subnet keywords. Might be a bug. ${source_pwd} Set Variable yes Set Suite Variable ${source_pwd} # Tempest network.api tests need an existing external network in order to create # routers against. Creating that here. Create Network external --router:external=True Create Subnet external external-subnet 10.0.0.0/24 List Networks ${control_node_conn_id}= SSHLibrary.Open Connection ${OS_CONTROL_NODE_IP} prompt=${DEFAULT_LINUX_PROMPT_STRICT} Utils.Flexible SSH Login ${OS_USER} Write Commands Until Prompt source ${DEVSTACK_DEPLOY_PATH}/openrc admin admin ${net_id}= Get Net Id external ${control_node_conn_id} Generate Tempest Conf File ${net_id} Generate Tempest Conf File [Arguments] ${external_network_id} [Documentation] Tempest will be run with a config file ./tempest.conf. That file needs to be auto ... generated first, then updated with the current openstack info, including the specific external ... network id. There was trouble with permissions in upstream CI, so everything is done with sudo ... and even the tempest.conf is changed to 777 permissions. Write Commands Until Prompt source ${DEVSTACK_DEPLOY_PATH}/openrc admin admin Write Commands Until Prompt cd /opt/stack/tempest Write Commands Until Prompt sudo -E oslo-config-generator --config-file $(find . -name config-generator.tempest.conf) --output-file ${tempest_config_file} # TODO: the below set of configs may not all be neccessary, so we could try to trim out what's not needed. Add Config To File On Existing SSH Connection ${tempest_config_file} service_available neutron true Add Config To File On Existing SSH Connection ${tempest_config_file} identity catalog_type identity Add Config To File On Existing SSH Connection ${tempest_config_file} identity uri http://localhost:5000/v2.0 Add Config To File On Existing SSH Connection ${tempest_config_file} identity uri_v3 http://localhost:8774/v3 Add Config To File On Existing SSH Connection ${tempest_config_file} identity auth_version v2 Add Config To File On Existing SSH Connection ${tempest_config_file} identity v2_admin_endpoint_type adminURL Add Config To File On Existing SSH Connection ${tempest_config_file} identity username $OS_USERNAME Add Config To File On Existing SSH Connection ${tempest_config_file} identity admin_role admin Add Config To File On Existing SSH Connection ${tempest_config_file} identity password $OS_PASSWORD Add Config To File On Existing SSH Connection ${tempest_config_file} auth admin_username $OS_USERNAME Add Config To File On Existing SSH Connection ${tempest_config_file} auth admin_project_name $OS_TENANT_NAME Add Config To File On Existing SSH Connection ${tempest_config_file} auth admin_password $OS_PASSWORD Add Config To File On Existing SSH Connection ${tempest_config_file} network public_network_id ${external_network_id} Add Config To File On Existing SSH Connection ${tempest_config_file} DEFAULT verbose true Write Commands Until Prompt sudo cat ./tempest.conf Write Commands Until Prompt sudo chmod 777 ./tempest.conf Add Config To File On Existing SSH Connection [Arguments] ${config_file} ${config_section} ${config_key} ${config_value} [Documentation] uses crudini to populate oslo cofg file. # this keyword is only one line so seems like extra overhead, but this may be a good candidate to move # to a library at some point, when/if other suites need to use it, so wanted to make it generic. Write Commands Until Prompt sudo -E crudini --set ${config_file} ${config_section} ${config_key} ${config_value}