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Mixed acceptance tests

Acceptance tests using the Web GUI, REST and Oneclient.

Development

Please read this document before you start writing or modifying any tests.

Note: we recommend reading tests/gui/README.md first to better understand mixed tests, which are based on GUI tests.

Running mixed tests using Makefile

Running Mixed tests must be preceded by make build_swaggers. Then:

make ENV_FILE=$ENV SUITE=$SUITE test_mixed

Example:

make SUITE=test_permission_posix_multi ENV_FILE=1oz_1op_2oc OPTS="--no-clean --no-pull" test_mixed

Commands for exact tests suites can be found in bamboo-specs/mixed.

For more information about running tests using make, see Running acceptance tests section in the main README.

Running tests using test_run (advanced)

The test_run.py command is essentially invoked by Makefile, but using it directly allows better parameterization and overcoming of some known issues.

Note: all examples use the --no-clean option, make sure to remove it if you require a fresh deployment every run.

Running tests using a dockerized testing toolkit

PYTHONPATH=tests/mixed ./test_run.py -t tests/mixed --test-type mixed \
    --driver=Chrome -i onedata/acceptance_mixed:latest --xvfb --xvfb-recording=failed \
    --env-file=$ENV --no-clean

To run a single test suite:

PYTHONPATH=tests/mixed ./test_run.py -t tests/mixed/scenarios/test_permission_posix_multi.py \
    --test-type mixed --driver=Chrome -i onedata/acceptance_mixed:latest \
    --xvfb --xvfb-recording=failed --env-file=1oz_1op_2oc --no-clean

Running tests using a locally installed testing toolkit

Only for REST and web GUI tests, because --local mode currently does not support Oneclient tests:

PYTHONPATH=tests/mixed ./test_run.py -t tests/mixed --test-type mixed \
    --driver=Chrome --local --no-clean -v

More about starting tests with --local flag can be found in Running tests using a locally installed testing toolkit section in tests/gui/README.md.

Known issues

  1. If you encounter ImportError, try to precede running mixed tests by command: make build_swaggers (this could be handled automatically when running tests using Makefile).
  1. The --local flag does not work for suites using Oneclient.
  2. Known issues section in GUI README.
  3. Known issues section in Oneclient README.