c99a66ea5a536041100e334ad0c025f56f4aec07
5 Commits
| Author | SHA1 | Message | Date | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Alexander Deiter
|
75dbca626e |
Add a metadata field shown on API >= 2.73
Fixed SharesActionsTest cases for API version >= 2.73 since a metadata field was added in that version. Closes-bug: #1993283 Signed-off-by: Alexander Deiter <adeiter@infinidat.com> Change-Id: Ib285d9c740558d1ff3e24acb1ccc3de7e1ad562f |
||
|
Fabio Oliveira
|
8866127d8b |
Add unstable tag on some replication tests
The tempest tests `test_promote_out_of_sync_share_replica` and `test_resync_share_replica` are concurrency-prone. Theses tests are trying to determine something that shouldn't really be a problem and may require to over-engineer the APIs to solve it. Closes-Bug: #1631314 Change-Id: I4519147f2c1e7f4ea060d83b1a34d0a85dca9687 |
||
|
Tom Barron
|
645e4eb092 |
Fix export location used for extend/shrink tests
Instead of using the first export location, use the first export location matching the address family (IPv4 or IPv6) to be used for the mount. Closes-Bug: #1848278 Change-Id: Ia2a0fefc34085e21e521acb7ccfdeecef7fda186 |
||
|
lkuchlan
|
0cd6c999d4 |
Use a single keypair for multiple instances
When I ran manila scenario tests, some tests failed due to ssh key authentication. I noticed that tests with single instance pass, however, tests with more than one instance (e.g. "test_read_write_two_vms" test) fail. I figured out that every instance initialization creates a unique keypair. An unnecessary resource duplication, when a single user boots more than one instance. Depending on test flow this may also cause keypair mismatch. Change-Id: Ic685d1b9574daf7e6c9b90d5636f1b614a70b0da Related-bug: #1858024 |
||
|
Raissa Sarmento
|
3dd627bdec |
Apply cookiecutter to newly split project
This tempest plugin is being split out of the main manila project in accordance with Queens goal "Split Tempest Plugins into Separate Repos/Projects"[1]. This patch applies the standard boilerplate files for OpenStack projects so that it can stand on its own. [1] https://governance.openstack.org/tc/goals/queens/split-tempest-plugins.html |