[openstack-qa] tempest run length - need a gate tag - call for help
Sean Dague
sean at dague.net
Wed May 15 17:17:51 UTC 2013
On 05/15/2013 11:12 AM, David Kranz wrote:
> On 5/11/2013 10:57 PM, Sean Dague wrote:
>> Any assistance would be good.
>>
>> Right now we really just need 'gate' attr added to basically all the
>> non skipped methods, we can prune later. Once 'gate' looks to be ~
>> full, we can flip over check and gate to use that.
>>
>> I think long term the approach we're going to need to go with is 3
>> sets of tests:
>>
>> smoke (< 10 mins)
>> gate (< 45 mins)
>> full (everything)
>>
>> All projects gate on gate
>>
>> Periodic runs of full - daily, more often?
>>
>> Tempest check runs full (but not gate), it's advisory.
>>
>> Some on demand facility for people to run full.
>>
>> At this point I'm not adding my +2 to any more tests (only approving
>> fixes to existing tests) until we get gate tag in, as I don't think we
>> should be running any longer than we currently are.
>>
>> -Sean
>>
> This message talks about "smoke" but I am not clear what it is actually
> used for. I don't see a reason to run just smoke tests as part of some
> automated process.
> So, who will run just smoke tests and why will they be run? I usually
> think of a smoke test as something I can run before committing or
> checkpointing my work as a sanity check
> but to be useful for that it would want to be shorter than 10 min I
> think. I wonder if we really need a tempest smoke tag at this point.
In reality, it's still needed for quantum gate, it doesn't pass the full
gate now. I also don't think we can take the full hit of tempest on
grenade tests, so smoke should be used for that.
I agree, smoke should be < 10 minutes. We're close right now, probably
need to do a little trimming.
-Sean
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Sean Dague
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