On Mon, 2010-05-10 at 17:14 -0400, Chris Lumens wrote: > > > Currently, this code doesn't live anywhere besides a directory on my > > > computer. It's not in a local anaconda git branch. It's not in autoqa. > > > Is there a good place for this stuff to live, or is it destined to be > > > off on its own? > > > > Committing this to AutoQA seems appropriate to me. I can see this > > living alongside other installation related tests in AutoQA. Not sure > > if you have commit privs, but we can certainly fix that. > > I haven't tried before. Probably? Maybe? > > If I put it into autoqa, what do I do with all the reporting stuff? > Does that then need to get changed to work the way everything else does? > > > What frequency do you anticipate having these tests run? Every new > > anaconda build? > > For now, I just see it happening on an as-needed basis. > > Eventually, I think I'd like two things to happen: > > (1) Get hardware so we can kick off an automatic run when every anaconda > build is completed. Do we have that kind of notification framework > right now? We have hardware to support this type of test in QA, but certainly would appreciate more :) We have a rough mechanism for initiating package-specific tests. We do this with the the initscript [1] tests using the post-koji-build watcher. It could probably be improved, but this would be a good use case to try it with. Depending on the frequency you want to kick off tests, we could extend our current AutoQA watchers [2] to also schedule tests when a git commit is made. [1] http://git.fedorahosted.org/git/?p=autoqa.git;a=tree;f=tests/initscripts;hb=HEAD [2] http://git.fedorahosted.org/git/?p=autoqa.git;a=tree;f=hooks;hb=HEAD > (2) Add support for doing a scratch build from anaconda git, creating a > repo with that build, and running against that. Then individual > developers can test out storage changes they're working on that they > don't have a lot of confidence in. Good idea. Thanks, James
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