This release has been yanked by its maintainers, and will be ignored by installers, except when explicitly specified.
Reason given by maintainers: This was another project created by a different author long ago. Now, it'll have an official `ansible-test` from `ansible-core`.
ansible-test: Ansible Local Testing Framework
Ansible-test is a tool for testing your automation on local docker images. You can think of this as a slim version of Chef’s test-kitchen
$ cd /my/ansible/repository
$ ansible-test my_ansible_roleThe above command will drop a Dockerfile at the root of your ansible repo and initialize a docker image with ansible installed. It will then run the ansible role “my_ansible_role”.
Note that ansible-test also accepts arbitrary arguments. These arguments will be passed onto the ansible-playbook command while running tests.
Installation
To install ansible-test:
$ pip install ansible-testDocumentation
ansible-test requires that you have docker installed locally. If you are using Mac OSX, I reccommend you use boot2docker.
NOTE: Given docker’s inflexibility with Dockerfiles, ansible-test will overwrite the file Dockerfile at the current working directory from which you run ansible-test. This is currently the simplest way to integrate docker as a testing tool.
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