On 2025/07/31 15:42, Pavol Sloboda wrote:
Hello,
I am currently reworking the tests for bodhi for Mariadb from STI to TMT as per the fedora change [0] and I came across an issue with the versioned vs unversioned rpms of Mariadb (this issue seems to be present in the STI tests as well), where the versioned mariadb rpms are named differently than the unversioned ones and I want to preferably keep the same tests for both kinds of packages by setting a flag for tmt or using the `-e` flag (or any other option) in `tmt run` to set an environment variable during the testing process in bodhi. Is there a way to do something like this? How exactly are the tests called inside of bodhi? I have gone over the documentation but I haven't found anything on this topic.
A bit more context on the tests being run is needed. Iiuc, you have a repo with common tests for multiple Mariadb packages which differ by either installed package or cli names or equivalent in the test files? For the former, testing-farm currently installs all packages (although it is desired to get rid of that) so it might not be an issue there.
For the latter it depends on how you structure the tests. Ideally
the tests are shared and the plans are divergent in each repo,
then you can add either an environment variable [1] from which you
can change the tests execution. Recently you can do that with
`plan.import` as well, but I haven't experimented with it to tell
you if there are any pitfalls, but feel free to try that if you
have different test organization you want to use.
[1]:
https://tmt.readthedocs.io/en/stable/spec/plans.html#environment
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