389-ds-base

#50354 Issue #50353 - Categorize tests by tiers
Closed by spichugi. Opened by vashirov.
vashirov/389-ds-base test-tiers  into  master

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Bug Description:
We should have different tiers of tests:
tier0 - basic functionality (installation, instance startup, basic operations, import/export, etc.)
tier1 - functional tests for the most used features
tier2 - functional tests for the less used features and tests that take more time to complete (stress tests)
tier3 - long duration tests.

Fix Description:
Use pytest marks per test module or individually.

Fixes https://pagure.io/389-ds-base/issue/50353

Reviewed by: ???

I think it makes sense to include some basic tests for replication scenarios (maybe replication/acceptance?). At least a couple of test functions.

rebased onto d5116e93298015a9562bfc7de5f128bf1e386007

Right, I've added replication/acceptance to tier0.

rebased onto 842cea5d8a3d9d4576430f2267078ce90886fb04

Thanks!
LGTM

rebased onto 9e80a33efb1c5b9ef7d4c8a4c362623d61696191

Pull-Request has been merged by vashirov

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Pull-Request has been closed by spichugi
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