--- driver: name: docker use_sudo: false privileged: true provision_command: mkdir -p /run/sshd run_command: /lib/systemd/systemd platforms: # Latest distros - name: debian-9 - name: ubuntu-18.04 - name: centos-7 - name: fedora-29 - name: opensuse-42.3 driver: run_command: /usr/lib/systemd/systemd provision_command: - systemctl enable sshd.service # Previous distros - name: debian-8 - name: ubuntu-16.04 - name: fedora-28 # Fails on Debian due to vsyscall issues, see # https://hub.docker.com/_/centos, "A note about vsyscall" - name: centos-6 driver: run_command: /sbin/init provisioner: name: salt_solo log_level: info require_chef: false formula: salt salt_copy_filter: - .kitchen - .git state_top: base: '*': - salt.pkgrepo - salt.master - salt.minion pillars: top.sls: base: '*': - salt salt.sls: salt: master: fileserver_backend: - rootfs file_roots: base: - /srv/salt pillar_roots: base: - /srv/pillar minion: master: localhost fileserver_backend: - rootfs file_roots: base: - /srv/salt pillar_roots: base: - /srv/pillar verifier: name: inspec sudo: true reporter: - cli suites: # Latest distros, latest salt, python3 # These distros have py3 packages available in salt's repo - name: v2019-2-py3 includes: - debian-9 - ubuntu-18.04 - centos-7 provisioner: salt_version: '2019.2.0' pillars: salt.sls: salt: release: '2019.2' py_ver: 'py3' verifier: inspec_tests: - path: test/integration/2019-2 # Latest distros, latest salt, python2 # Fedora ships updated py2 versions in their own repos - name: v2019-2-py2 includes: - fedora-29 provisioner: salt_version: '2019.2.0' pillars: salt.sls: salt: release: '2019.2' py_ver: 'py2' verifier: inspec_tests: - path: test/integration/2019-2 # Previous distros, previous salt, python2 - name: v2018-3-py2 includes: - debian-8 - ubuntu-16.04 - opensuse-42.3 provisioner: # We require an old version of salt in the provisioner or, # the salt formula fails to downgrade to the desired version to test salt_version: '2018.3.3' pillars: salt.sls: salt: release: '2018.3' py_ver: 'py2' verifier: inspec_tests: - path: test/integration/2018-3 # To test salt on centos-6 we need to first use a python-2.6 version of salt (2016.11) # and then upgrade it. See https://github.com/saltstack/salt/issues/47864 - name: v2018-3-py2-bootstrap-2016-11 includes: - centos-6 provisioner: # We require an old version of salt in the provisioner or, # the salt formula fails to downgrade to the desired version to test salt_version: '2016.11.10' pillars: salt.sls: salt: release: '2018.3' py_ver: 'py2' verifier: inspec_tests: - path: test/integration/2018-3 # To tests fedora 28 & salt v2018.2, we need to force the package version # otherwise the image, which includes the 'updates' repo, will install 2019.2 - name: v2018-3-py2-forced includes: - fedora-28 provisioner: # We require an old version of salt in the provisioner or, # the salt formula fails to downgrade to the desired version to test salt_version: '2018.3.3' pillars: salt.sls: salt: release: '2018.3' py_ver: 'py2' version: '2018.3.0-1.fc28' verifier: inspec_tests: - path: test/integration/2018-3 # Previous distros, oldest salt, python2 - name: v2017-7-py2 includes: - debian-8 - ubuntu-16.04 - centos-6 provisioner: # We require an old version of salt in the provisioner or, # the salt formula fails to downgrade to the desired version to test salt_version: '2017.7.8' pillars: salt.sls: salt: release: '2017.7' py_ver: 'py2' verifier: inspec_tests: - path: test/integration/2017-7 # To test salt on centos-6 we need to first use a python-2.6 version of salt (2016.11) # and then upgrade it. See https://github.com/saltstack/salt/issues/47864 - name: v2017-7-py2-bootstrap-2016-11 includes: - centos-6 provisioner: # We require an old version of salt in the provisioner or, # the salt formula fails to downgrade to the desired version to test salt_version: '2016.11.10' pillars: salt.sls: salt: release: '2017.7' py_ver: 'py2' verifier: inspec_tests: - path: test/integration/2017-7