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pytest: Add support for defining domain and realm. #998

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@rjeffman rjeffman commented Dec 1, 2022

If running ansible-freeipa tests using pytest against an ipaserver with a domain that was not 'test.local', or did not have a zone for that domain, some tests would fail as the 'ipaserver_domain' was set to 'test.local' and some tests rely on that value to setup variables.

By allowing a user to define a different domain or realm, all tests will succeed if the domain is set correctly, enhancing development experience and allowing, if needed, in the future, tests that require different domains or realms.

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@rjeffman rjeffman force-pushed the pytest_allow_configuration_domain_realm branch 2 times, most recently from 1343b21 to 66d8455 Compare January 17, 2023 16:53
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If running ansible-freeipa tests using pytest against an ipaserver with
a domain that was not 'test.local', or did not have a zone for that
domain, some tests would fail as the 'ipaserver_domain' was set to
'test.local' and some tests rely on that value to setup variables.

By allowing a user to define a different domain or realm, all tests
will succeed if the domain is set correctly, enhancing development
experience and allowing, if needed, in the future, tests that require
different domains or realms.
@rjeffman rjeffman force-pushed the pytest_allow_configuration_domain_realm branch from f972c0e to 0b23437 Compare September 18, 2023 12:56
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