Running locally

You can run the same task locally by running the ansible playbook. Install rpmdeplint first:

$ sudo dnf install rpmdeplint

Then execute the following command as root (don't do this on a production machine!):

$ ansible-playbook tests.yml -e taskotron_item=<koji_tag> -e taskotron_arch=<arch>

and replace <koji_tag> and <arch> with actual values.

For example:

$ ansible-playbook tests.yml -e taskotron_item=f27-updates-pending -e taskotron_arch=x86_64

You can see the results in ./artifacts/ directory.

Alternatively you can run the task through Taskotron runner:

$ runtask --item <koji_tag> --type koji_tag --arch <arch> task-rpmdeplint/

Don't forget to use --ssh or --libvirt, otherwise you need to run this as root (not recommended). See Taskotron documentation.

Running the test suite

Install dependepcies:

sudo dnf install rpmdeplint python3-virtualenv python3-rpm createrepo_c

Create virtualenv:

virtualenv --system-site-packages env_rpmdeplint
source env_rpmdeplint/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt

If you don't have libtaskotron installed in the system, but use it from a checkout, you also need to install it and its deps into the virtualenv:

pip install -e /path/to/libtaskotron/checkout
pip install -r /path/to/libtaskotron/checkout/requirements.txt

Run the test suite:

py.test

Read tests/scenarios/README.md for more details about writing the tests.