New examples of running tests:
1. To run a specific bats file (with and without verbose output):
make run-blackbox-tests BATS_TEST_FILE_PATH=test/blackbox/delete_images.bats
make run-blackbox-tests BATS_TEST_FILE_PATH=test/blackbox/delete_images.bats BATS_VERBOSITY=2
2. To run the CI tests (with and without verbose output)
make run-blackbox-ci
make run-blackbox-ci BATS_VERBOSITY=2
BATS_TEST_FILE_PATH is used to pass on the test file to run using `run-blackbox-tests`
BATS_VERBOSITY controls the verbosity of the bats framework output, if unspecified the output only
contains test results and failure message in case of failures.
If BATS_VERBOSITY is 1, then also show commands as they are executed.
If BATS_VERBOSITY is 2, on top of the above it also shows output of passed tests.
Other changes in this PR:
- Update some of the tests to show logs after the run ends.
- Run the linters before the tests, as it saves time on failures when running in GH
Signed-off-by: Andrei Aaron <aaaron@luxoft.com>
before syncing an image we first check if it's already present in our storage
to do that we get the manifest from remote and compare it with the local one
but in the case of syncing docker images, because the conversion to OCI format is done while
syncing, we get a docker manifest before conversion, so sync detects that local manifest and
remote one are different, so it starts syncing again.
to overcome this, convert remote docker manifests to OCI manifests and then compare.
Signed-off-by: Petu Eusebiu <peusebiu@cisco.com>
