[1LP][RFR] New Test: Testing managed vms relationships #9788
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Since your navigator class name is same as destination's registered name, you don't need to define it, you could just do -
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I think this could be something like represents All VMs and Templates page for datastores
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| view = navigate_to(testing_vm.datastore, "ManagedVMs") |
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Do you really need to provision a VM in order to navigate to its datastore's ManagedVMs view? I understand that this is a part of BZ steps-to-reproduce, but can you not just add a provider, select a datastore, navigate to the ManagedVMs page and test?
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Yes. This is possible:
view = navigate_to(appliance.collections.datastores.all()[0], "ManagedVMs")
- But in this test case, I need to have one VM on which I can perform relationships.
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I detected some fixture changes in commit e34741d The local fixture
Please, consider creating a PRT run to make sure your fixture changes do not break existing usage 😃 |
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Hey @valaparthvi These are three operations we are performing on 1 VM. So IMO we dont need to parametrize and create multiple tests. |
- Testing managed vms relationships
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{{ pytest: cfme/tests/cloud_infra_common/test_relationships.py::test_datastore_relationships --use-template-cache -qsvvv --use-provider rhv43 }}