with test_default.py like :-
import os
from six.moves import urllib
import testinfra.utils.ansible_runner
import testaid
import json
testinfra_hosts = testaid.hosts()
def test_version_is_correct(host, testvars):
verfile = host.file('/media/atl/product/shared/'+testvars['product_edition']+'.version')
assert verfile.exists
assert verfile.content.decode("UTF-8").strip() == "22.13.1"
getting:-
if rc.failed_playbook_run:
raise AnsibleRunError(
'Unable to run playbook.',
> rc.result_playbook_run[-1])
E testaid.exceptions.AnsibleRunError: Unable to run playbook.
E Error message: The task includes an option with an undefined variable. The error was: 'product_family' is undefined
../../.venv/lib/python3.7/site-packages/testaid/ansiblerun.py:36: AnsibleRunError
put in a pprint for the playbook object passed to moleculeplay.run_playbook :-
playbook passed in:-
{'gather_facts': 'True',
'hosts': 'amazon_linux2',
'name': 'ansible playbook',
'roles': [{'name': 'linux_common', 'when': 'False'},
{'name': 'product_common', 'when': 'False'},
{'name': 'product_install', 'when': 'False'}],
'tasks': [{'action': {'args': {'msg': '{{ vars }}'}, 'module': 'debug'}}],
'vars_files': []}
should i expect playbook.name to contain something more meaningful (like reference to the actual playbook file?)
with test_default.py like :-
getting:-
put in a pprint for the playbook object passed to moleculeplay.run_playbook :-
should i expect playbook.name to contain something more meaningful (like reference to the actual playbook file?)