pytest-fabric
Requirements
Python 2.7
Fabric 1.14.0
TODOs (will make into issues eventually)
Only runs one host right now if using fabric_host fixture (Support multiple container)
Usage
fabric_host will set up the fabric environment to be SSHable The object is a docker.models.containers.Container object.
From here, users should be able to exec into the container to check things like the image files and such.
Note: This should work for docker-machine or docker
from fabric.api import execute
from .fabric_tasks import create_readme
def test_fabric_task_executes(fabric_host):
execute(create_readme)
ls_results = fabric_host.exec_run('ls /tmp/')
assert ls_results[1].strip() == 'README.rst'Note: pytest-capture does not like when we try to actually write to stdout like in fabric so make sure to add -s to your pytest args
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