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Archived source code for the Inferno Testing Tool and the Community Edition set of tests. No longer maintained.
https://inferno.healthit.gov/
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Using with Continuous Integration Systems #509

Open nwams opened 3 years ago

nwams commented 3 years ago

Hi there,

I started looking into ways to automate Inferno tests via the Running Tests from the Command Line section. And now I'm exploring integrating Inferno in our CI pipeline. I stumbled upon these instructions in the Wiki: https://github.com/onc-healthit/inferno/wiki/Using-with-Continuous-Integration-Systems

Would you say that these instructions are still relevant for how Inferno Program Edition operates today?

Just asking because I noticed it was published in 2018.

Thanks!

Jammjammjamm commented 3 years ago

Those instructions aren't totally up to date, but still look mostly correct. Really, it's following the instructions for running tests from the command line and doing whatever your CI system needs to make that happen.

For travis, I think the script would now look more like this:

  - rvm install ruby --latest
  - git clone --single-branch -b development https://github.com/onc-healthit/inferno.git
  - cd inferno
  - bundle install
  - RACK_ENV=test rake db:setup
  - rake inferno:execute_batch[../.inferno.json]

You will probably want to clone from your own fork of inferno so that you can update the config.yml (or have some other way of getting your own config.yml into your CI system).

guybartal commented 3 years ago

Hi,

We are also looking into ways to automate Inferno tests, is there a way to export all test results in a structured format so we could display a nice report inside our DevOps solution?