Hello Boris,
During the troubleshooting, I have found that the problem is connected with
my host environment, so I decided to build the Dockerfile which is for
"simulator & client" running altogether.
The Dockerfile itself is, for example, is here:
https://pastebin.com/raw/ZVjtHX7F
The Dockerfile
you could run it with a debugger in PyCharm for example and figure out if
there’s anything wrong with the code. Please note that these tests are
successful with KVM, VMware and Xen.
The logs you’ve shared are just results, there’s a failed_plus_exceptions file
in each test file log, where you c
Looks like the reason for the failure is in python code, not tests. Someone
broke tests.
ср, 7 нояб. 2018 г. в 19:29, Ivan Kudryavtsev :
> Well, when I run outside of docker. I see another behavior:
> Those OOB tests work well, but I meet errors in other pieces of code:
>
> *ivan@notebook:/tmp/Ma
Well, when I run outside of docker. I see another behavior:
Those OOB tests work well, but I meet errors in other pieces of code:
*ivan@notebook:/tmp/MarvinLogs/Nov_07_2018_18_53_35_8SWDQD$ grep -P
'EXCEPTION|FAIL' results.txt *
Tests ha enable/disable feature at cluster and zone level ... === Tes
Hi Ivan,
I guess you’re referring to Out of Band management? I think there was a
simulator provider for those tests and they are reported as passing with latest
KVM test run.
Can you share any logs/exceptions? I don’t see anything wrong with your setup
on a first glance btw.
Bobby.
boris
Hello, dev team. Now I try to put a PR and need to write marvin test for
it. I did it in the past, so tried to recall how to run the ecosystem.
I started from the document:
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CLOUDSTACK/Marvin+-+Testing+with+Python
To run simulator I have built docker ima
