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- job:
name: python-cinderclient-functional-base
abstract: true
parent: devstack-tox-functional
timeout: 4500
required-projects:
- openstack/cinder
- openstack/python-cinderclient
vars:
openrc_enable_export: true
devstack_localrc:
USE_PYTHON3: true
VOLUME_BACKING_FILE_SIZE: 16G
- job:
name: python-cinderclient-functional-py36
parent: python-cinderclient-functional-base
nodeset: openstack-single-node-bionic
vars:
python_version: 3.6
tox_envlist: functional-py36
- job:
name: python-cinderclient-functional-py37
parent: python-cinderclient-functional-base
# Just to be clear what's going on here: which python is used by
# tox is controlled by tox.ini. But, that python needs to
# actually be available on the node running the job in order for
# the job to succeed. At this point, we can assume that 3.6 will
# be available everywhere (this is guaranteed by openstack-infra).
# But 3.7 is still problematic (don't ask me why). So for this
# job that we want running in py3.7, we need to (a) specify a
# nodeset for which py3.7 is available, and (b) tell the job to
# make sure it's available (i.e., install it if necessary).
# (a) is handled by the 'nodeset' specification below.
# (b) is handled by the setting the 'python_version' variable
# below, although by itself that doesn't do anything: it also
# requires that the 'ensure-python' role is included in the
# job playbook.
nodeset: openstack-single-node-bionic
vars:
python_version: 3.7
tox_envlist: functional-py37
- project:
templates:
- check-requirements
- lib-forward-testing-python3
- openstack-cover-jobs
- openstack-lower-constraints-jobs
- openstack-python3-victoria-jobs
- publish-openstack-docs-pti
- release-notes-jobs-python3
check:
jobs:
- python-cinderclient-functional-py36
- python-cinderclient-functional-py37
- openstack-tox-pylint:
voting: false
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