action #122905
Updated by JERiveraMoya over 1 year ago
#### Motivation
For staging we test yast2 repositories in a container for the actions related with adding staging repo.
The sequence of steps in the test could go like this:
1. Open `yast2 repositories` in container (see additional information)
2. Press Add
3. Press Next (no need for clicking on Specify URL as it is default)
4. Type Repository Name: `Staging_$stage` (we can get $stage from `get_required_var("STAGING")`)
4. type URL: https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/SUSE:/ALP:/Staging:/$stage/images/repo/ALP-0.1-x86_64-Media1/ (it is not multi-architecture so we can hardcode it)
5. Press Next
6. Press Trust on Import Untrusted GnuPG Key Popup
7. Select row in table with Name "Staging_$stage" "ALP-0.1-x86_64-Media1"
8. Set lower number for priority to 90 9
9. Refresh all enabled repos
6. Check repo is enable with the most simple validation (let's put aside some libraries we have to do complex validation, it isn't worth):
`zypper lr --show-enabled-only --priority -E | grep Staging_B.*90` 'ALP Build Repository'`
#### Scope
Only x86_64
Staging Job group: https://openqa.opensuse.org/tests/overview?groupid=105
#### Acceptance criteria
AC1: Create new test suite in staging with new test module providing the addition of staging repo via yast2 repositories in a container
AC2: Automate with libyui-rest-api using POM (using directly Pages in the test, without Controllers)
AC3: Implement One Page Object as appear to user as only one page
AC4: Focus on readability of the test (no comments required in general)
#### Additional information
We will access directly to the module (via control center libyui-rest-api doesn't work due to bsc#1206929):
`YUI_HTTP_PORT=9999 YUI_HTTP_REMOTE=1 YUI_REUSE_PORT=1 podman container runlabel run registry.opensuse.org/suse/alp/workloads/tumbleweed_containerfiles/suse/alp/workloads/yast-mgmt-ncurses-test-api:latest repositories`
In the future we can consider additional checks or action with this screen, but in case of staging needs to be something very solid.