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# voxpupulis
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Yury Bushmelev
05/30/2023, 3:27 PMit depends š
Yury Bushmelev
05/30/2023, 3:29 PMthere are different tests:
ā¢ unit tests for ruby and puppet code (rspec, puppet-rspec)
ā¢ acceptance tests for a module behaviour (beaker)
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Yury Bushmelev
05/30/2023, 3:29 PMPDK allows you to do unit tests easily (as well as overall validation)
Yury Bushmelev
05/30/2023, 3:30 PMacceptance tests may need some more work because such test is actually applying your module and checking it works in reality
Yury Bushmelev
05/30/2023, 3:31 PMI learnt things by reading other tests and trying to implement what Iād like to do.. rspec-puppet is simplest, rspec for ruby code may need some specific googling/RTFM-ing
Yury Bushmelev
05/30/2023, 3:31 PMacceptance tests with beaker may need some source reading too sometimes š
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Carlos Laviola
05/30/2023, 3:32 PMyeah acceptance tests are a different beast, I guess I'll leave that for later.
I have two goals here, one would be to learn the basics, the other to hopefully start applying them to a large codebase that is essentially void of any sort of testing, which may be difficult to do
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Yury Bushmelev
05/30/2023, 3:43 PMI can share my own module with puppet and acceptance tests enabled: https://github.com/jay7x/puppet-vaultbot
Yury Bushmelev
05/30/2023, 3:43 PMAnd there is kind of control repo with PDK and tests: https://github.com/jay7x/puppetbolt-control_repo
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Carlos Laviola
05/30/2023, 4:00 PMthanks for that! will definitely take a look