def _run(self):
from blivet.errors import StorageError
# Set up disks/blivet.
try:
self.setupDisks()
# Parse the kickstart using anaconda's parser, since it has more
# advanced error detection. This also requires having storage set
# up first.
parser = AnacondaKSParser(AnacondaKSHandler())
parser.readKickstartFromString(self.ks)
instClass = DefaultInstall()
doKickstartStorage(self._blivet, parser.handler, instClass)
self._blivet.updateKSData()
self._blivet.doIt()
except (KickstartError, StorageError) as e:
# anaconda handles expected kickstart errors (like parsing busted
# input files) by printing the error and quitting. For testing, an
# error might be expected so we should compare the result here with
# what is expected.
if self.expectedExceptionType and isinstance(
e, self.expectedExceptionType):
# We expected an exception, and we got one of the correct type.
# If it also contains the string we were expecting, then the
# test case passes. Otherwise, it's a failure.
if self.expectedExceptionText and self._text_matches(str(e)):
return
else:
raise FailedTest(str(e), self.expectedExceptionText)
else:
# We either got an exception when we were not expecting one,
# or we got one of a type other than what we were expecting.
# Either of these cases indicates a failure of the test case.
raise FailedTest(e, self.expectedExceptionType)
finally:
self.tearDownDisks()
if self.expectedExceptionType:
raise FailedTest(None, self.expectedExceptionType)
return
def _run(self):
from blivet.errors import StorageError
# Set up disks/blivet.
try:
self.setupDisks()
# Parse the kickstart using anaconda's parser, since it has more
# advanced error detection. This also requires having storage set
# up first.
parser = AnacondaKSParser(AnacondaKSHandler())
parser.readKickstartFromString(self.ks)
instClass = DefaultInstall()
doKickstartStorage(self._blivet, parser.handler, instClass)
self._blivet.updateKSData()
self._blivet.doIt()
except (KickstartError, StorageError) as e:
# anaconda handles expected kickstart errors (like parsing busted
# input files) by printing the error and quitting. For testing, an
# error might be expected so we should compare the result here with
# what is expected.
if self.expectedExceptionType and isinstance(e, self.expectedExceptionType):
# We expected an exception, and we got one of the correct type.
# If it also contains the string we were expecting, then the
# test case passes. Otherwise, it's a failure.
if self.expectedExceptionText and self._text_matches(str(e)):
return
else:
raise FailedTest(str(e), self.expectedExceptionText)
else:
# We either got an exception when we were not expecting one,
# or we got one of a type other than what we were expecting.
# Either of these cases indicates a failure of the test case.
raise FailedTest(e, self.expectedExceptionType)
finally:
self.tearDownDisks()
if self.expectedExceptionType:
raise FailedTest(None, self.expectedExceptionType)
return