Implement an OCI image for osde2e testing #318
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| Expect(err).NotTo(HaveOccurred(), "unable to load in cluster config") | ||
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| // Install the Compliance Operator and wait for it to become available. |
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Installing Add-Ons should be done here, right?
This technically runs before both tests, which probably isn't necessary since we're not cleaning up the operator after each spec.
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You don't need to implement addon installation, osde2e will do that. you will need to provide "ADDON_IDS" environment variable to the osde2e executable. Refer to this section to try it locally (same as the one I commented above) https://github.com/openshift/osde2e-example-test-harness#locally-running-your-test-harness
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| images-extra: openscap-image e2e-content-images ## Build the openscap and test content images. | |||
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| .PHONY: build-osde2e-test-binary | |||
| build-osde2e-test-binary: | |||
| $(GO) test ./tests/e2e/rosa -c -v -o rosa.test | |||
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This should build the test binary. At this point we can build the container image and give it a shot in a ROSA environment using the osde2e tools.
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Great! The doc you linked here is the basic execution of osde2e but this sop will be additionally helpful since it's specific for locally running test harness https://github.com/openshift/osde2e-example-test-harness#locally-running-your-test-harness
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I added the workflow here: |
To test the Compliance Operator on different platforms, like Red Hat OpenShift on AWS (ROSA), we can use the openshift/osde2e framework. To do this, we need to write tests in a specific format, and build them into a container image that can be invoke on a managed platform. This commit introduces a rough idea of what that could look like.
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To test the Compliance Operator on different platforms, like Red Hat
OpenShift on AWS (ROSA), we can use the openshift/osde2e framework.
To do this, we need to write tests in a specific format, and build them
into a container image that can be invoke on a managed platform.
This commit introduces a rough idea of what that could look like.