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<font size="+1">Hey Everyone,<br>
So, I was trying to run only a single test from Tempest, and I
naively tried the usual nosetest syntax of;<br>
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nosetests -v
tempest.tests.compute.servers.test_server_actions:ServerActionsTestBase.test_resize_server_confirm<br>
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No dice, so, I then tried the slightly more bulky but still
relatively quick;<br>
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nosetests -v tempest.tests.compute.servers.test_server_actions<br>
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And I got 8 errors. I got this down to 4 by moving the
__init__.py from tempest/tests/compute into
tempest/tests/compure/servers but, this can't be right. Can it ?
Is Tempest not designed to run a single functional test or a
subset ? I find this hard to believe, and I pray I am doing
something 'duh'. Python 2.7.2, tempest -TRUNK. <br>
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Regards<br>
S.<br>
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