action #28955
Updated by SLindoMansilla over 7 years ago
## Observation
At the moment, there is a general needle used to assert the final step of partitioning. That means that we could have a false negative if the needle match with a non-expected result.
openQA test in scenario sle-15-Installer-DVD-x86_64-RAID0@64bit fails in
[partitioning_raid](https://openqa.suse.de/tests/1293544/modules/partitioning_raid/steps/223)
## Acceptance criteria
- **AC1:** Each raid type has its own needle for acceptedpartitioning matching exactly the expected result.
- **AC2:** The code still uses the tag **acceptedpartitioningraidefi**.
- **AC3:** The verification runs match the proper specific needle for each raid type.
- **AC4:** The test module **partitioning_raid** doesn't fail on this needle.
## Tasks
1. Create specific needles for each raid type taking care of not breaking the current code base.
- See this sample for raid0 on uefi/aarch64: [osd#1311060#step/partitioning_raid/233](https://openqa.suse.de/tests/1311060#step/partitioning_raid/233) https://openqa.suse.de/tests/1311060#step/partitioning_raid/233
## Tags examples
#### SLE 15
```
"ENV-15ORLATER-1",
"acceptedpartitioningraidX", (use here the raid type instead of **X**, like _acceptedpartitioningraid0efi_)
"acceptedpartitioningraid"
```
#### SLE 15 EFI
```
"ENV-15ORLATER-1",
"ENV-UEFI-1",
"acceptedpartitioningraidXefi", (use here the raid type instead of **X**, like _acceptedpartitioningraid0efi_)
"acceptedpartitioningraidefi"
```
#### SLE 15 OFW
```
"ENV-15ORLATER-1",
"ENV-OFW-1",
"acceptedpartitioningraidXofw", (use here the raid type instead of **X**, like _acceptedpartitioningraid0ofw_) _acceptedpartitioningraid0efi_)
"acceptedpartitioningraid" "acceptedpartitioningraidofw"
```
#### SLE 12-SP4
```
"ENV-12SP4ORLATER-1",
"acceptedpartitioningraidX", (use here the raid type instead of **X**, like _acceptedpartitioningraid0_)
"acceptedpartitioningraid"
```
## Reproducible
Fails since (at least) Build [288.8](https://openqa.suse.de/tests/1196336)
## Expected result
Last good: (unknown) (or more recent)
## Further details
Always latest result in this scenario: [latest](https://openqa.suse.de/tests/latest?arch=x86_64&test=RAID0&flavor=Installer-DVD&machine=64bit&version=15&distri=sle)