def server_roles(fixtureconf, cnf_configuration_pg):
"""The fixture that does the work. See usage in :py:mod:`fixtures.server_roles`"""
# Nav to the settings tab
settings_pg = cnf_configuration_pg.click_on_settings()
# Workaround to rudely bypass a popup that sometimes appears for
# unknown reasons.
# See also: https://github.com/RedHatQE/cfme_tests/issues/168
from pages.configuration_subpages.settings_subpages.server_settings import ServerSettings
server_settings_pg = ServerSettings(settings_pg.testsetup)
# sst is a configuration_subpages.settings_subpages.server_settings_subpages.
# server_settings_tab.ServerSettingsTab
sst = server_settings_pg.click_on_server_tab()
if 'clear_roles' in fixtureconf:
sst.set_server_roles(sst.ui_only_role_list())
elif 'set_default_roles' in fixtureconf:
sst.set_server_roles(sst.default_server_roles_list())
elif 'server_roles' in fixtureconf:
sst.edit_current_role_list(fixtureconf['server_roles'])
elif 'server_roles_cfmedata' in fixtureconf:
roles_list = cfme_data
# Drills down into cfme_data YAML by selector, expecting a list
# of roles at the end. A KeyError here probably means the YAMe
# selector is wrong
for selector in fixtureconf['server_roles_cfmedata']:
roles_list = roles_list[selector]
sst.set_server_roles(roles_list)
else:
raise RoleChangesRequired('No server role changes defined.')
def server_roles(fixtureconf, cnf_configuration_pg):
"""The fixture that does the work. See usage in :py:mod:`fixtures.server_roles`"""
# Nav to the settings tab
settings_pg = cnf_configuration_pg.click_on_settings()
# Workaround to rudely bypass a popup that sometimes appears for
# unknown reasons.
# See also: https://github.com/RedHatQE/cfme_tests/issues/168
from pages.configuration_subpages.settings_subpages.server_settings import ServerSettings
server_settings_pg = ServerSettings(settings_pg.testsetup)
# sst is a configuration_subpages.settings_subpages.server_settings_subpages.
# server_settings_tab.ServerSettingsTab
sst = server_settings_pg.click_on_server_tab()
if 'clear_roles' in fixtureconf:
sst.set_server_roles(sst.ui_only_role_list())
elif 'set_default_roles' in fixtureconf:
sst.set_server_roles(sst.default_server_roles_list())
elif 'server_roles' in fixtureconf:
sst.edit_current_role_list(fixtureconf['server_roles'])
elif 'server_roles_cfmedata' in fixtureconf:
roles_list = cfme_data
# Drills down into cfme_data YAML by selector, expecting a list
# of roles at the end. A KeyError here probably means the YAMe
# selector is wrong
for selector in fixtureconf['server_roles_cfmedata']:
roles_list = roles_list[selector]
sst.set_server_roles(roles_list)
else:
raise RoleChangesRequired('No server role changes defined.')
def nav_to_roles():
""" Helper nav function to get to server settings """
# Nav to the settings tab
settings_pg = nav.cnf_configuration_pg().click_on_settings()
# Workaround to rudely bypass a popup that sometimes appears for
# unknown reasons.
# See also: https://github.com/RedHatQE/cfme_tests/issues/168
from pages.configuration_subpages.settings_subpages.server_settings import ServerSettings
server_settings_pg = ServerSettings(settings_pg.testsetup)
# sst is a configuration_subpages.settings_subpages.server_settings_subpages.
# server_settings_tab.ServerSettingsTab
return server_settings_pg.click_on_server_tab()
def server_roles(fixtureconf, cfme_data, default_roles_list, cnf_configuration_pg):
"""Set the server roles based on a list of roles attached to the test using this fixture
Usage examples:
If you want to specify certain roles that have to be set,
you can use this type of decoration:
@pytest.mark.fixtureconf(server_roles="+automate")
def test_appliance_roles(server_roles, default_roles_list):
assert len(server_roles) == len(default_roles_list) + 1
This takes the default list from cfme_data.yaml and modifies
it by the server_roles keyword. If prefixed with + or nothing, it adds,
if prefixed with -, it removes the role. It can be combined either
in string and in list, so these lines are functionally equivalent:
"+automate -foo bar" # (add automate and bar, remove foo)
["+automate", "-foo", "bar"]
If you specify the keyword ``clear_default_roles=True``, then all roles
are flushed and the list contains only user_interface role.
Roles can be pulled from the cfme_data fixture using yaml selectors,
which will do a 'set' with the list of roles found at the target path:
@pytest.mark.fixtureconf(server_roles_cfmedata=('level1', 'sublevel2'))
def test_appliance_roles(server_roles):
assert len(server_roles) == 3
Which corresponds to this yaml layout:
level1:
sublevel2:
- database_operations
- user_interface
- web_services
To ensure the appliance has the default roles:
@pytest.mark.fixtureconf(server_roles=None)
def test_appliance_roles(server_roles):
do(test)
This works because if a ``None`` parameter for server_roles is passed,
default roles are used and no modification will be done.
List of server role names currently exposed in the CFME interface:
- automate
- ems_metrics_coordinator
- ems_metrics_collector
- ems_metrics_processor
- database_operations
- database_synchronization
- event
- ems_inventory
- ems_operations
- notifier
- reporting
- scheduler
- smartproxy
- smartstate
- user_interface
- web_services
"""
if 'server_roles' in fixtureconf:
roles_list = default_roles_list[:]
if "clear_default_roles" in fixtureconf:
if fixtureconf['clear_default_roles']:
roles_list = ["user_interface"] # This must be
# Modify it according to the server_roles
server_roles_list = fixtureconf['server_roles']
# Break the string down to the list
if isinstance(server_roles_list, str):
server_roles_list = [item.strip()
for item
in re.split(r"\s+", server_roles_list.strip())
if len(item) > 0] # Eliminate multiple spaces
if server_roles_list is not None:
# Process the prefixes to determine whether add or remove
# Resulting format [(remove?, "role"), ...]
server_roles_list = [(item[0] == "-", # 1) Bool whether remove?
item[1:] # 2) Removing the prefix +,-
if item.startswith(("+", "-")) # 2) If present
else item) # 2) Else not
for item
in server_roles_list
if len(item) > 0] # Ensure it is not empty
for remove, role in server_roles_list:
if remove and role in roles_list:
roles_list.remove(role)
elif not remove and role not in roles_list:
roles_list.append(role)
else:
role_message = ("+", "-")[remove] + role # False = 0, True = 1
logger.info("FIXTURE[server_roles]: No change with role setting %s" %
role_message)
elif 'server_roles_cfmedata' in fixtureconf:
roles_list = cfme_data.data
# Drills down into cfme_data YAML by selector, expecting a list
# of roles at the end. A KeyError here probably means the YAMe
# selector is wrong
for selector in fixtureconf['server_roles_cfmedata']:
roles_list = roles_list[selector]
else:
raise Exception('server_roles config not found on test callable')
# Deselecting the user interface role is really un-fun, and is
# counterproductive in the middle of user interface testing.
if 'user_interface' not in roles_list:
raise Exception('Refusing to remove the user_interface role')
# Nav to the settings tab
settings_pg = cnf_configuration_pg.click_on_settings()
# Workaround to rudely bypass a popup that sometimes appears for
# unknown reasons.
# See also: https://github.com/RedHatQE/cfme_tests/issues/168
from pages.configuration_subpages.settings_subpages.server_settings import ServerSettings
server_settings_pg = ServerSettings(settings_pg.testsetup)
# sst is a configuration_subpages.settings_subpages.server_settings_subpages.
# server_settings_tab.ServerSettingsTab
sst = server_settings_pg.click_on_server_tab()
# Check whether we specified correct roles
# Copy it to prevent excessive selenium querying
# and we need also only the names
possible_roles = [item.name for item in sst.server_roles]
for role in roles_list:
if role not in possible_roles:
raise Exception("Role '%s' does not exist!" % role)
# Set the roles!
if sorted(sst.selected_server_role_names) != sorted(roles_list):
sst.set_server_roles(roles_list)
sst.save()
sst._wait_for_results_refresh()
else:
logger.info('FIXTURE[server_roles]: Server roles already match configured fixture roles," +\
" not changing server roles')
# If this assert fails, check roles names for typos or other minor differences
assert sorted(sst.selected_server_role_names) == sorted(roles_list)
return sst.selected_server_role_names
def click_on_current_server_tree_node(self):
self.accordion.current_content.find_node_by_regexp(
r'\AServer:.*current').click()
self._wait_for_results_refresh()
return ServerSettings(self.testsetup)
def server_roles(fixtureconf, cnf_configuration_pg):
"""Set the server roles based on a list of roles attached to the test using this fixture
Usage:
If you want to specify certain roles that have to be set,
you can use this type of decoration:
@pytest.mark.fixtureconf(server_roles="+automate")
def test_appliance_roles(server_roles, default_roles_list):
assert len(server_roles) == len(default_roles_list) + 1
This takes the current list from cfme_data.yaml and modifies
it by the server_roles keyword. If prefixed with + or nothing, it adds,
if prefixed with -, it removes the role. It can be combined either
in string and in list, so these lines are functionally equivalent:
"+automate -foo bar" # (add automate and bar, remove foo)
["+automate", "-foo", "bar"]
If you specify the keyword ``clear_roles=True``, then all roles
are flushed and the list contains only user_interface role.
Roles can be pulled from the cfme_data fixture using yaml selectors,
which will do a 'set' with the list of roles found at the target path:
@pytest.mark.fixtureconf(server_roles_cfmedata=('level1', 'sublevel2'))
def test_appliance_roles(server_roles):
assert len(server_roles) == 3
Which corresponds to this yaml layout:
level1:
sublevel2:
- database_operations
- user_interface
- web_services
To ensure the appliance has the default roles:
@pytest.mark.fixtureconf(set_default_roles=True)
def test_appliance_roles(server_roles):
do(test)
List of server role names currently exposed in the CFME interface:
- automate
- ems_metrics_coordinator
- ems_metrics_collector
- ems_metrics_processor
- database_operations
- database_synchronization
- event
- ems_inventory
- ems_operations
- notifier
- reporting
- scheduler
- rhn_mirror
- smartproxy
- smartstate
- user_interface
- web_services
"""
# Nav to the settings tab
settings_pg = cnf_configuration_pg.click_on_settings()
# Workaround to rudely bypass a popup that sometimes appears for
# unknown reasons.
# See also: https://github.com/RedHatQE/cfme_tests/issues/168
from pages.configuration_subpages.settings_subpages.server_settings import ServerSettings
server_settings_pg = ServerSettings(settings_pg.testsetup)
# sst is a configuration_subpages.settings_subpages.server_settings_subpages.
# server_settings_tab.ServerSettingsTab
sst = server_settings_pg.click_on_server_tab()
if 'clear_roles' in fixtureconf:
sst.set_server_roles(sst.ui_only_role_list())
elif 'set_default_roles' in fixtureconf:
sst.set_server_roles(sst.default_server_roles_list())
elif 'server_roles' in fixtureconf:
sst.edit_current_role_list(fixtureconf['server_roles'])
elif 'server_roles_cfmedata' in fixtureconf:
roles_list = cfme_data
# Drills down into cfme_data YAML by selector, expecting a list
# of roles at the end. A KeyError here probably means the YAMe
# selector is wrong
for selector in fixtureconf['server_roles_cfmedata']:
roles_list = roles_list[selector]
sst.set_server_roles(roles_list)
else:
raise RoleChangesRequired('No server role changes defined.')