openssh-formula/test/integration/share/inspec.yml

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---
name: share
title: InSpec shared resources
maintainer: SaltStack Formulas
license: Apache-2.0
summary: shared resources
supports:
  - platform-name: debian
  - platform-name: ubuntu
  - platform-name: centos
  - platform-name: fedora
  - platform-name: opensuse
  - platform-name: suse
  - platform-name: freebsd
  - platform-name: amazon
  - platform-name: arch
test(inspec): share library to access some minion informations The `system.hostname` return the result of either `hostname -s` or `hostnamectl --static` depending of the availability of each command. The `system.platform` return a hash with tweaked `inspec.platform` values: - `system.platform[:family]` provides a family name for Arch - `system.platform[:name]` modify `amazon` to `amazonlinux` - `system.platform[:release]` tweak for Arch and Amazon Linux: - `Arch` is always `base-later` - `Amazon Linux` release `2018` became `1` - `system.platform[:finger]` is just the concatenation of the name and the first release number (except for Ubuntu which gives `20.04` for example) 2020-07-30 18:00:57 +02:00			`# -- coding: utf-8 --`
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test(share): standardise structure * Standardised using https://github.com/myii/ssf-formula/pull/251 2020-09-09 11:41:50 +01:00			`name: share`
test(inspec): verify `map.jinja` dump We store validated `map.jinja` dump under the profile `files` directory to access them with `inspec.profile.file('filename')` to validate the content of the generated mapdata file. The YAML files contain a value specific to each minion, its hostname, so we use string format to expand `%{hostname}`. The `default` inspec profile need to depends on `share` to access the `system` and `salt_minion` libraries. 2020-07-30 22:00:18 +02:00			`title: InSpec shared resources`
test(inspec): share library to access some minion informations The `system.hostname` return the result of either `hostname -s` or `hostnamectl --static` depending of the availability of each command. The `system.platform` return a hash with tweaked `inspec.platform` values: - `system.platform[:family]` provides a family name for Arch - `system.platform[:name]` modify `amazon` to `amazonlinux` - `system.platform[:release]` tweak for Arch and Amazon Linux: - `Arch` is always `base-later` - `Amazon Linux` release `2018` became `1` - `system.platform[:finger]` is just the concatenation of the name and the first release number (except for Ubuntu which gives `20.04` for example) 2020-07-30 18:00:57 +02:00			`maintainer: SaltStack Formulas`
			`license: Apache-2.0`
			`summary: shared resources`
			`supports:`
			`- platform-name: debian`
			`- platform-name: ubuntu`
			`- platform-name: centos`
			`- platform-name: fedora`
			`- platform-name: opensuse`
			`- platform-name: suse`
			`- platform-name: freebsd`
			`- platform-name: amazon`
			`- platform-name: arch`