Exemple #1
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 def initialize(self, config=None, request=None, **kwargs):
     """Return an initialized Ansible Host Manager instance."""
     ansible_cfg = dict()
     # merge command-line configuration options
     if config is not None:
         ansible_cfg.update(self._load_ansible_config(config))
     # merge pytest request configuration options
     if request is not None:
         ansible_cfg.update(self._load_request_config(request))
     # merge in provided kwargs
     ansible_cfg.update(kwargs)
     return get_host_manager(**ansible_cfg)
Exemple #2
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def test_connection_failure_v2():
    from pytest_ansible.host_manager import get_host_manager
    from pytest_ansible.errors import AnsibleConnectionFailure
    hosts = get_host_manager(inventory='unknown.example.com,', connection='smart')
    with pytest.raises(AnsibleConnectionFailure) as exc_info:
        hosts.all.ping()
    # Assert message
    assert exc_info.value.message == "Host unreachable"
    # Assert contacted
    assert exc_info.value.contacted == {}
    # Assert dark
    assert 'unknown.example.com' in exc_info.value.dark
    # Assert unreachable
    assert 'unreachable' in exc_info.value.dark['unknown.example.com'], exc_info.value.dark.keys()
    assert exc_info.value.dark['unknown.example.com']['unreachable']
    # Assert msg
    assert 'msg' in exc_info.value.dark['unknown.example.com']
    assert 'Failed to connect to the host via ssh' in exc_info.value.dark['unknown.example.com']['msg']
def test_connection_failure_v2():
    from pytest_ansible.host_manager import get_host_manager
    from pytest_ansible.errors import AnsibleConnectionFailure
    hosts = get_host_manager(inventory='unknown.example.com,', connection='smart')
    with pytest.raises(AnsibleConnectionFailure) as exc_info:
        hosts.all.ping()
    # Assert message
    assert exc_info.value.message == "Host unreachable"
    # Assert contacted
    assert exc_info.value.contacted == {}
    # Assert dark
    assert 'unknown.example.com' in exc_info.value.dark
    # Assert unreachable
    assert 'unreachable' in exc_info.value.dark['unknown.example.com'], exc_info.value.dark.keys()
    assert exc_info.value.dark['unknown.example.com']['unreachable']
    # Assert msg
    assert 'msg' in exc_info.value.dark['unknown.example.com']
    assert 'Failed to connect to the host via ssh' in exc_info.value.dark['unknown.example.com']['msg']
Exemple #4
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def test_connection_failure_v1():
    from pytest_ansible.host_manager import get_host_manager
    from pytest_ansible.errors import AnsibleConnectionFailure
    hosts = get_host_manager(inventory='unknown.example.com,', connection='smart')
    with pytest.raises(AnsibleConnectionFailure) as exc_info:
        hosts.all.ping()
    # Assert message
    assert exc_info.value.message == "Host unreachable"
    # Assert contacted
    assert exc_info.value.contacted == {}
    # Assert dark
    assert 'unknown.example.com' in exc_info.value.dark
    # Assert unreachable
    assert 'failed' in exc_info.value.dark['unknown.example.com']
    assert exc_info.value.dark['unknown.example.com']['failed']
    # Assert msg
    assert 'msg' in exc_info.value.dark['unknown.example.com']
    assert exc_info.value.dark['unknown.example.com']['msg'].startswith(u'SSH Error: ssh: Could not resolve hostname'
                                                                        ' unknown.example.com:')
def test_connection_failure_v1():
    from pytest_ansible.host_manager import get_host_manager
    from pytest_ansible.errors import AnsibleConnectionFailure
    hosts = get_host_manager(inventory='unknown.example.com,', connection='smart')
    with pytest.raises(AnsibleConnectionFailure) as exc_info:
        hosts.all.ping()
    # Assert message
    assert exc_info.value.message == "Host unreachable"
    # Assert contacted
    assert exc_info.value.contacted == {}
    # Assert dark
    assert 'unknown.example.com' in exc_info.value.dark
    # Assert unreachable
    assert 'failed' in exc_info.value.dark['unknown.example.com']
    assert exc_info.value.dark['unknown.example.com']['failed']
    # Assert msg
    assert 'msg' in exc_info.value.dark['unknown.example.com']
    assert exc_info.value.dark['unknown.example.com']['msg'].startswith(u'SSH Error: ssh: Could not resolve hostname'
                                                                        ' unknown.example.com:')
Exemple #6
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def hosts():
    from pytest_ansible.host_manager import get_host_manager
    return get_host_manager(inventory=','.join(ALL_HOSTS), connection='local')