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foreman-bats

BATS installation and cli end-to-end testing scripts for Foreman project

$ git clone https://github.com/sstephenson/bats.git && bats/install.sh /usr/local
$ git clone https://github.com/theforeman/foreman-bats.git && foreman-bats/install.sh /usr/local
$ fb-install-foreman.bats
 ✓ enable epel
 ✓ download and install release package
 ✓ install installer
 ✓ run the installer
 ✓ wait a 10 seconds
 ✓ check web app is up
 ✓ wake up puppet agent
 ✓ install all compute resources
 ✓ restart httpd server
 ✓ collect important logs

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There is also a helper script that automates git installation and installation of BATS and Foreman BATS:

curl --silent https://raw.github.com/theforeman/foreman-bats/master/bootstrap.sh | bash /dev/stdin

When using fb-install-foreman.bats, the following environment variables can be specified:

FOREMAN_REPO: directory name under yum.tf.org (e.g. /releases/1.3, nightly), or component under deb.tf.org (1.3, nightly) to use as Foreman repo
FOREMAN_CUSTOM_URL: custom repo URL to configure, overrides use of FOREMAN_REPO for the main Foreman URL
MODULE_PATH: override the location of modules used for installation.

Vagrant support

A Vagrantfile is supplied with multi-OS support. This will transfer foreman-bats to the VM and tests can then be executed via vagrant ssh:

vagrant up
vagrant ssh -c 'sudo /vagrant/fb-install-foreman.bats'
   # or...
vagrant up wheezy
vagrant ssh wheezy -c 'sudo /vagrant/fb-install-foreman.bats'

It is also possible to test a different set of modules on all supported platforms:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/theforeman/foreman-installer local
vagrant up
for vm in precise squeeze wheezy f19 el6 ; do
    vagrant ssh $vm -c 'sudo MODULE_PATH=/vagrant/local/modules /vagrant/fb-install-foreman.bats'
done

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