salt-formula/kitchen.yml

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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---
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-30
  - name: opensuse-15.0
    driver:
      image: opensuse/leap:15.0
      run_command: /usr/lib/systemd/systemd
      provision_command:
        - systemctl enable sshd.service
    # Workaround to avoid intermittent failures on `opensuse-leap-15`:
    # => SCP did not finish successfully (255):  (Net::SCP::Error)
    transport:
      max_ssh_sessions: 1

  # Previous distros
  - name: debian-8
  - name: ubuntu-16.04
  - name: fedora-29
  # centos-6 guest fails on Debian hosts 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
  salt_bootstrap_options: -X -d git %s
  log_level: info
  require_chef: false
  formula: salt
  salt_copy_filter:
    - .kitchen
    - .git
  state_top:
    base:
      '*':
        - salt.pkgrepo
        - salt.master
        - salt.minion

verifier:
  # https://www.inspec.io/
  name: inspec
  sudo: true
  # cli, documentation, html, progress, json, json-min, json-rspec, junit
  reporter:
    - cli

suites:
  # Latest distros, salt develop, python3
  # These distros have py3 packages available in salt's repo
  - name: develop-py3
    includes:
      - debian-9
      - ubuntu-18.04
      - opensuse-15.0
    provisioner:
      salt_bootstrap_options: -X -x python3 -d git %s
      salt_version: 'develop'
      pillars:
        top.sls:
          base:
            '*':
              - salt
              - develop-py3
      pillars_from_files:
        salt.sls: test/salt/pillar/salt.sls
        develop-py3.sls: test/salt/pillar/develop-py3.sls
    verifier:
      inspec_tests:
        - path: test/integration/develop

  # 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
      - opensuse-15.0
    provisioner:
      salt_bootstrap_options: -X -x python3 -d git %s
      salt_version: '2019.2'
      pillars:
        top.sls:
          base:
            '*':
              - salt
              - v2019-2-py3
      pillars_from_files:
        salt.sls: test/salt/pillar/salt.sls
        v2019-2-py3.sls: test/salt/pillar/v2019-2-py3.sls
    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:
      - centos-7
      - fedora-30
    provisioner:
      salt_version: '2019.2'
      pillars:
        top.sls:
          base:
            '*':
              - salt
              - v2019-2-py2
      pillars_from_files:
        salt.sls: test/salt/pillar/salt.sls
        v2019-2-py2.sls: test/salt/pillar/v2019-2-py2.sls
    verifier:
      inspec_tests:
        - path: test/integration/2019-2

  # Previous distros, previous salt, python2
  - name: v2018-3-py2
    includes:
      - debian-8
      - ubuntu-16.04
      - centos-7
    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'
      pillars:
        top.sls:
          base:
            '*':
              - salt
              - v2018-3-py2
      pillars_from_files:
        salt.sls: test/salt/pillar/salt.sls
        v2018-3-py2.sls: test/salt/pillar/v2018-3-py2.sls
    verifier:
      inspec_tests:
        - path: test/integration/2018-3

  # To test fedora 29 & salt v2018.3, we need to force the package version
  # otherwise the image, which includes the 'updates' repo, will install 2019.2
  - name: v2018-3-py2-forced-version
    includes:
      - fedora-29
    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'
      pillars:
        top.sls:
          base:
            '*':
              - salt
              - v2018-3-py2-forced-version
      pillars_from_files:
        salt.sls: test/salt/pillar/salt.sls
        v2018-3-py2-forced-version.sls: test/salt/pillar/v2018-3-py2-forced-version.sls
    verifier:
      inspec_tests:
        - path: test/integration/2018-3

  # Previous distros, oldest salt, python2
  - name: v2017-7-py2
    includes:
      - debian-8
      - ubuntu-16.04
    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'
      pillars:
        top.sls:
          base:
            '*':
              - salt
              - v2017-7-py2
      pillars_from_files:
        salt.sls: test/salt/pillar/salt.sls
        v2017-7-py2.sls: test/salt/pillar/v2017-7-py2.sls
    verifier:
      inspec_tests:
        - path: test/integration/2017-7

  # centos-6 ships with python2.6, so it requires extra bootstrapping parameters
  # to install python2.7
  - name: v2017-7-py2-bootstrap
    includes:
      - centos-6
    provisioner:
      # As centos-6 ships with python2.6, we use the bootstrapper to install python2.7
      salt_bootstrap_options: -X -d stable %s
      salt_version: '2017.7'
      pillars:
        top.sls:
          base:
            '*':
              - salt
              - v2017-7-py2
      pillars_from_files:
        salt.sls: test/salt/pillar/salt.sls
        v2017-7-py2.sls: test/salt/pillar/v2017-7-py2.sls
    verifier:
      inspec_tests:
        - path: test/integration/2017-7