On 05/10/2017 10:38 PM, jose.perez.carra...@linux.intel.com wrote:
+ def test_dnf_installroot(self):
+ rootpath = '/home/root/chroot/test'
+ self.dnf_with_repo('install --installroot=%s --allowerasing -v -y
busybox run-postinsts' % rootpath)
+ status, output = self.target.run('test -e %s/var/cache/dnf' %
rootpath, 1500)
+ self.assertEqual(0, status, output)
You could also check there that the files from installed packages are
indeed there (e.g. /home/root/chroot/test/bin/sh and such). Just in case. :)
+ def test_dnf_exclude(self):
+ excludepkg = 'run-postinsts-dev'
+ self.dnf_with_repo('remove -y run-postinsts')
+ self.dnf_with_repo('install -y --exclude=%s run-postinsts' %
excludepkg)
+ self.dnf('list %s' % excludepkg, 1)
How does this test work? I do not understand. First run-postinsts is
removed, then it is installed again with --exclude=run-postinsts-dev,
then we check that run-postinst-dev is not installed. Would it have been
installed without the --exclude option? Why, if we're only asking for
run-postinsts?
If it would, should you test that it does indeed happen, to make sure
there is indeed a difference in the outcome when --exclude is present
and absent?
Alex
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