As a Galasa user when I use a manager without specifying all the properties it needs, I want to receive an error message describing the name of the property it expected to find, so that I can add the property to my cps.properties or the ecosystem cps, in order to use the manager in my test.
Background
Example: #1850
When you try to use the Db2 manager without any cps properties, you get the following exception:
dev.galasa.framework.spi.FrameworkException: Bundle failed to install and activate
at dev.galasa.framework.BundleManagement.loadBundle(BundleManagement.java:57) ~[-1714452933856:?]
at dev.galasa.framework.TestRunner.runTest(TestRunner.java:232) [-1714452933856:?]
at jdk.internal.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method) ~[?:?]
at jdk.internal.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:62) ~[?:?]
at jdk.internal.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43) ~[?:?]
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:566) ~[?:?]
at dev.galasa.boot.felix.FelixFramework.runTest(FelixFramework.java:233) [galasa-boot-0.31.0.jar:?]
at dev.galasa.boot.Launcher.launch(Launcher.java:176) [galasa-boot-0.31.0.jar:?]
at dev.galasa.boot.Launcher.main(Launcher.java:126) [galasa-boot-0.31.0.jar:?]
Caused by: dev.galasa.framework.spi.FrameworkException: Bundle failed to install and activate
at dev.galasa.framework.BundleManagement.addResource(BundleManagement.java:168) ~[-1714452933856:?]
at dev.galasa.framework.BundleManagement.loadBundle(BundleManagement.java:55) ~[-1714452933856:?]
... 8 more
It would be easier to understand the message if the exception contained a message such as unable to provision "<Manager Name>"as the property "db2.dse.instance.<TestTagName>.name" is not set
Tasks
[ ] Add additional Logging to DB2 manager errors
[ ] Add additional logging to zos manager
[ ] Evaluate whether we should put a log in the exception raised by getCpsProperty(with no default)
[ ] Look to see why exceptions from the above are ignored/lost/swallowed
Story
As a Galasa user when I use a manager without specifying all the properties it needs, I want to receive an error message describing the name of the property it expected to find, so that I can add the property to my cps.properties or the ecosystem cps, in order to use the manager in my test.
Background
Example: #1850 When you try to use the Db2 manager without any cps properties, you get the following exception:
It would be easier to understand the message if the exception contained a message such as
unable to provision "<Manager Name>"as the property "db2.dse.instance.<TestTagName>.name" is not setTasks