This repository contains DOCKERFILE's for different linux distors, to be able to run OpenLP's testsuite under different environments.
It can also be used to run the test if you can't do that on your local machine.
There currently are five images:
| Tag | System | Python version | Information |
|---|---|---|---|
debian-stable |
Debian stable (stretch) | 3.5.x | Currently can't run the tests in trunk |
debian-testing |
Debian testing | 3.6.x | |
ubuntu |
The latest ubuntu release | 3.6.x | The tests should always pass here |
ubuntu-lts |
The latest ubuntu lts release | 3.6.x | Currently the same as the ubuntu image |
ubuntu-devel |
The upcoming ubuntu release | 3.6.x | |
fedora-28 |
Fedora 28 | 3.5.x | |
fedora-29 |
Upcoming release of Fedora 29 | 3.7.x | |
archlinux |
Archlinux (rolling) | 3.7.x |
You can grab the images by pulling docker pull simhnna/openlp:<TAG>.
If you don't specify a Tag, you will get the ubuntu image.
So running docker pull simhnna/openlp:ubuntu will grab the same image as running docker pull simhnna/openlp
Running docker run -it simhnna/openlp:ubuntu bash will start the container and present you with a bash prompt
The images come with bzr preinstalled, so you can start them up, pull openlp and run the tests. There is a more elegant solution, if you want to test something you have on your local machine.
You can mount a local directory into the container:
docker run -i -v /path/to/directory/openlp/trunk:/openlp -t simhnna/openlp:ubuntu bash
Now you will have your directory mounted at /openlp. You can change into that folder and run the tests
cd /openlp
xvfb-run pytest-3
Because the docker image doesn't come with an active display, you need to fake it. That's why we started the test-command with xvfb-run
If you find an issue, open an issue (^^) on github. Otherwise you can contact me on freenode under my nick thelinuxguy