118 lines
3.8 KiB
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118 lines
3.8 KiB
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autorequire:
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- objects defined in type manifests should be automatically prerequisites of the current object
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- __foo/some-id
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__other other-id --state present
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=> require="__other/other-id" __foo/some-id
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metaparameters:
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- steal the metaparameters from puppet:
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# I have to be there before the other one
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__directory /etc/ssh \
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--before __file/etc/ssh/sshd_config
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# the other one has to be there before me
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__file /etc/ssh/sshd_config \
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--after __directory/etc/ssh
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# if I change, tell the other one about it
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__file /etc/ssh/sshd_config \
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--notify __init_script/etc/rc.d/sshd
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# whenever the other one changes, I want to know
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__init_script /etc/rc.d/sshd \
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--subscribe __file/etc/ssh/sshd_config
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- how does a type react to a received 'event'?
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- maybe something like:
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__some_type/
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manifest
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...
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gencode-refresh
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...
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- gencode-refresh -> code-refresh -> ssh $target sh -e code-refresh
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logging:
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- logging from type emulator without clobbering stdout
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maybe implement logging server as described here [1]
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[1] http://docs.python.org/py3k/howto/logging-cookbook.html#configuration-server-example
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- use different logger to limit output to current area of interest,
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e.g.
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explorer.$target_host: explorer related messages for the run for $target_host
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manifest.$target_host: manifest related messages for the run for $target_host
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...
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then one could filter e.g. on explorer.*
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- more granular debug output,
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[2] http://blog.ooz.ie/2011/03/python-logging-extending-standard.html
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tests:
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__init__():
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- sets up env: __target_host
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run_initial_manifest():
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- parameter is actually used (from __init__)
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- ensure changing the manifest actually runs a different manifest
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-> give ConfigInstall Constructor different manifest
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-> different manifest is executed.
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- test all submitted (from core to type manifest) variables:
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- ENVIRONMENT
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- they are set
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- they contain the correct values
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run_type_manifest():
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- test all submitted (from core to type manifest) variables:
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- ENVIRONMENT
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- they are set
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- they contain the correct values
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- same tests as for test_initial_manifest_*?
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run_manifest():
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- test all submitted variables:
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- ENVIRONMENT
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- including __debug, if debug
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- they are set
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- they contain the correct values
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- does $require work?
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- check that exception raised, if manifest is not existent
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object_run():
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- ensure no object is run twice
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- ensure requirements are taken into account?
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- and order of run is adjusted
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- check (from extern?) that all needed variables are setup
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- ensure no code-{local, remote} is created,
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if gencode is not producing code
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- ensure THAT code-{local, remote} contains what gencode created
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- abort if gencode-* fails
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- abort if code-* fails
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- abort == raise(FooException)
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- gencode-*: ensure ENVIRONMENT is setup correctly
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run_type_explorer()
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- ensure ALL type explores have been run
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- ensure output is saved to correct path
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- ensure a type with {0,1,2} explorers works ?
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- none, one, multiple
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- ensure ENVIRONMENT is setup correctly
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- fails if ANY of the given explorer fails
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run_global_explorers():
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- ensure ALL type explores have been run
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- ensure output is saved to correct path
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- ensure a type with {0,1,2} explorers works ?
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- none, one, multiple
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- ensure ENVIRONMENT is setup correctly
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- fails if ANY of the given explorer fails
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Code fixes needed:
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- shutil, os.mkdir, etc. everywhere: catch/reraise exceptions correctly
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