A bunch of tests are marked as xfail for podman to indicate that either there's a missing functionality in python-on-whales or just in the test. Any tests that do not apply to podman (e.g. docker swarm tests) should not be parameterised with podman. This issue tracks issues relating to resolving all the podman xfails.
[ ] test_container.py
[ ] test_same_output_run_create_start(), test_same_stream_run_create_start(), test_fails_correctly(), test_fails_correctly_create_start() fail trying to run podman buildx, which doesn't exist
[ ] test_create_with_cgroupns() fails due to inspect issue not finding the cgroupns
[ ] test_diff() fails with extra "/etc": "C" item (?)
[ ] test_cpus() and test_stats_*() tests fail because of lack of cgroup support with rootless podman on cgroups v1
[ ] test_copy_nosuchcontainer() error not translated to NoSuchContainer exception
[ ] test_image.py
[ ] test_save_iterator_bytes_and_load_from_iterator_list_of_images() - podman changes the registry part of the image name to "localhost" when loading
[ ] test_filter_when_listing(), test_use_first_argument_to_filter() - image filtering by reference not working
[ ] test_pull_not_quiet_multiple_images()
[ ] test_no_such_image_*() podman gives different error message "Error: : image not known"
[ ] test_network.py
[ ] test_network_connect_disconnect()
[ ] test_volume.py
[ ] clone and copy don't work because they rely on buildx, which is a docker thing
[ ] the prune test fails because --all isn't supported by podman (not supported by older docker versions either, observed on v20.10.16, after https://github.com/gabrieldemarmiesse/python-on-whales/issues/591 is completed can skip on older versions of docker too)
[ ] the test running podman volume create --driver local --opt type=tmpfs --opt device=tmpfs --opt o=size=100m,uid=1000 fails with "Error: Volume options size and inodes not supported. Filesystem does not support Project Quota"
If you add this to the pytest_collection_modifyitems() hook in conftest.py then only xfail tests are run, combined with passing the pytest arg --runxfail it's easy to see the state of xfail tests.
# Deselect all items that are not marked with 'xfail'
remaining_items = []
for item in items:
if item.get_closest_marker("xfail"):
remaining_items.append(item)
items[:] = remaining_items
A bunch of tests are marked as xfail for podman to indicate that either there's a missing functionality in python-on-whales or just in the test. Any tests that do not apply to podman (e.g. docker swarm tests) should not be parameterised with podman. This issue tracks issues relating to resolving all the podman xfails.
test_container.pytest_same_output_run_create_start(),test_same_stream_run_create_start(),test_fails_correctly(),test_fails_correctly_create_start()fail trying to runpodman buildx, which doesn't existtest_create_with_cgroupns()fails due to inspect issue not finding the cgroupnstest_diff()fails with extra"/etc": "C"item (?)test_cpus()andtest_stats_*()tests fail because of lack of cgroup support with rootless podman on cgroups v1test_copy_nosuchcontainer()error not translated toNoSuchContainerexceptiontest_image.pytest_save_iterator_bytes_and_load_from_iterator_list_of_images()- podman changes the registry part of the image name to "localhost" when loadingtest_filter_when_listing(),test_use_first_argument_to_filter()- image filtering by reference not workingtest_pull_not_quiet_multiple_images()test_no_such_image_*()podman gives different error message "Error:test_network.pytest_network_connect_disconnect()test_volume.py--allisn't supported by podman (not supported by older docker versions either, observed on v20.10.16, after https://github.com/gabrieldemarmiesse/python-on-whales/issues/591 is completed can skip on older versions of docker too)podman volume create --driver local --opt type=tmpfs --opt device=tmpfs --opt o=size=100m,uid=1000fails with "Error: Volume options size and inodes not supported. Filesystem does not support Project Quota"If you add this to the
pytest_collection_modifyitems()hook inconftest.pythen only xfail tests are run, combined with passing the pytest arg--runxfailit's easy to see the state of xfail tests.