WIP: build-release: add support for running sanity tests #419
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The sanity tests timed out after 6h, it looks like there's something wrong with fortinet.fortimanager on which ansible-test gets stuck endlessly. Will troubleshoot later. |
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That collection has a 33 MB module directory, with at least one module > 1 MB. I'm not surprised that this happens. I don't think this should be part of the release role. It should be separate, and it should not be part of this repo, but in ansible-build-data. |
- The number of tests is growing and it's getting a bit unyieldy. Break them up a bit so we can add more tests easily. - Add an "antsibull_run_sanity" argument to loop over the collections in the release tarball to run "ansible-test sanity --docker" on them.
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Going to close this in favor of ansible-community/ansible-build-data#122. |
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The number of tests is growing and it's getting a bit unyieldy.
Break them up a bit so we can add more tests easily.
Add an "antsibull_run_sanity" argument to loop over the collections in
the release tarball to run "ansible-test sanity --docker" on them.