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Eclipse BlueChi is a systemd service controller intended for multi-node environments with a predefined number of nodes and with a focus on highly regulated ecosystems such as those requiring functional safety.
https://bluechi.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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Cannot use RPMs build locally on Fedora 37 on tmt tests #535

Closed ygalblum closed 10 months ago

ygalblum commented 12 months ago

Describe the bug

Building the RPMs locally on Fedora 37 creates a dependency on python 3.11 for bluechi-python. However, the tmt tests run on CentoOS Stream 9 containers which run python 3.9. As a result, the test container fails to build

To Reproduce

Follow the steps in the tests' README file for running locally built RPMs

Expected behavior

The tests are able to run (regardless to success of failure of them)

ygalblum commented 12 months ago

@Yarboa FYI

mwperina commented 12 months ago

It's expected that you build RPMs on the same OS, which you run the integration test on. README.md contains steps for CS9, but similar steps could be done also on Fedora if you want to run integrations tests on Fedora.

Yarboa commented 12 months ago

@Yarboa FYI

There is option: https://github.com/containers/qm/tree/main/tests/e2e#run-tmt-tests-framework-locally You need to build the rpms inside the vm, I do not like it though.

But let me try to find reasonable solution for Fedora

ygalblum commented 12 months ago

@mwperina the integration tests are containerized and therefore, the developer does not control on which O/S the tests will run. Since the containers are based on CentOS9, the RPMs must be built on CentOS9. Now, since developers usually do not develop on CentOS, I think it's fair to assume that they will encounter this issue. Therefore, I think we should look into providing a means to build the RPMs needed by the tests.