These seem work fine now, especially with run-tests flake retrying.
testCreatePXE() and some others will be fixed in the next upstream
release.
testCreate() still seems to give trouble, though.
RHEL 8's PAM has some weird bug where it rejects the *current* password
when changing an expired one. This isn't trivial to reproduce on the CLI
and thus has no bugzilla yet.
Cockpit 221 fixed storage test classes to all have different names, so
the "TestStorage" pattern now catches them all.
Also move the `image-download cirros` to simplify conditional blocks.
- Support for Cross-Origin-Resource-Policy
- Accounts: Some buttons are hidden when access is limited
- Developers: Importing "base1/patternfly.css" is deprecated
This provides retries on flakes, integrates tests-policy for known
issues, and outputs proper TAP format.
Once we work out the remaining kinks (unstable tests and proper test
class names), it will also be much shorter.
We currently have 3 versions of this script (one in fedora, one in rhel
cockpit and one in rhel cockpit-appstream).
With this patch we can keep this same file in all 3.
Also backporting hack in verify.sh.
- Services: Improved accessibility and mobile support
- Overview: Add uptime information
- Disable idle timeout by default
- Support building without polkit
Dynamically set $TEST_OS from /etc/os-release, and install chromium
directly on Fedora and from EPEL on RHEL. With these we can keep the
test in sync between RHEL and Fedora.
Also drop the obsolete resetting of system changes, that was fixed in
cockpit's tests.
Apparently when encountering some cleanup errors (at least when podman
fails to remove its temporary network), podman exits with 0 instead of
with the exit code of the container workload. This hides failing tests.
Pass the test exit code to the host via the logs directory instead.
As the firewalld tests expect the libvirt "default" network, add
cockpit-machines test dependency, which pulls in the libvirt stack. We
will soon test the Machines page anyway.
Upstream now grows more and more @nondestructive test, which we can run
in our single test VM, so add the first batch.
This uncovers some issues in the tests that assume that there is no root
login in the VM, skip them. They are being fixed in
https://github.com/cockpit-project/cockpit/pull/13773
Add a gating.yaml to make sure that newer Cockpit versions don't enter
stable when they cause regressions in various static RPM checks or our
CI tests.
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