On 15 August 2013 04:35, Alexius Ludeman <l...@lexinator.com> wrote: > I am running tempest on OEL 6.3 (aka RHEL 6.3) and I had issues with > python 2.6 and skipException[3], so now I'm using python 2.7 just for > tempest. I also had difficulty with yum and python module dependency and > made the transition to venv. This has reduced the yum dependency nightmare > greatly. > > now that testr is default for tempest. testr does not appear to support > --exclusion[1] or --stop[2]. > > I have a work around for --exclusion, by: > > testr list-tests | egrep -v regex-exclude-list > unit-tests.txt > > Thats a decent workaround if the regex is too hard to work with; and I do acknowledge that some folk find that. However the tempest pattern is very simple - just add (?!.*ThingToExclude) to the front of the pattern.
> testr run --load-list unit-tests.txt > > testr can't support --stop in the same way as nose because it's a meta-runner, not a runner. However subunit.run, like testtools.run, like unittest supports --failfast (or -f). So testr run --load-list unit-tests.txt -- -f will run single-worker and cause that worker to stop one a single failure occurs. I'm very open to the idea of cancelling other workers once a failure is detected in parallel mode, if someone wants to work on a patch. -Rob -- Robert Collins <rbtcoll...@hp.com> Distinguished Technologist HP Converged Cloud
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