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Status of verification jobs related to Integration repositories


RepositoryVerification jobtestslintingcommentsJira tasks
integrationYesYesYes

code coverage: 99%

INT-1427 - Getting issue details... STATUS
INT-1434 - Getting issue details... STATUS

INT-1436 - Getting issue details... STATUS

INT-1451 - Getting issue details... STATUS

integration/csitYesYesNolaunch CSIT tests of the project involved in the patchrepository to be archived one day or another as current csit tests are functional tests to be reonboarded at project level
integration/dockerNoNoNodocker build, chains need created to build docker and push them to nexus or docker hub delayed..as everything is working fine on gitlab.com..
integration/xtestingNoNoNo

docker build chain needed to build docker and push them to nexus or docker hub


delayed..as everything is working fine on gitlab.com..
integration/simulators/ran-simulatorYesNoYesbasic verifiers added up to this point

INT-1491 - Getting issue details... STATUS

INT-1492 - Getting issue details... STATUS

testsuiteYesNoNo

3scm-docker-shell-daily? 

Build of the robot docker

We could add robot lint 

INT-1478 - Getting issue details... STATUS

testsuite/oomNoYesNo

no helm lint or tests 

JobDeployer (Gating)

INT-1433 - Getting issue details... STATUS

testsuite/heatbridgeYesYes*Nono helm lint or tests linter added
testsuite/testing-python-utilsYesYesNo

*: test target but 0 test pylint available in tox

pylint launched manually

score 0.34/10 


demoYes??Yes


INT-1482 - Getting issue details... STATUS

integration/usecases/bbsYesnoyes

Notes

  • integration/benchmark and integration/devtool are archived
  • integration/seccom is not managed by us
  • testsuite/properties to be archieved soon: files have been relocated
  • in demo we can find python, java, c and lot of descriptor files, the README does not seem very up to date (ref to Beijing)

the pylint rate and code coverage is globally very low, lots of place for improvements... :)

Regarding more specifically the integration repository

  • we have different type of files corresponding to different projects
    python (vcpe, hpa, mocks, s3p) - the pylint rating correspond to the 4 modules
  • go (security)
  • yaml
  • bash

I just created a tox.ini for the python based project and run pylint + nosetests for the unit tests - but there are no unit tests in the different python directory :)
it seems that s3p is only for python2.7 which is no more supported.

I did not run bashhate (quality of bash files) or yamllint (yaml file)
I also found a robotframework linter (from Nokia), and run it on testsuite repo, see results attached

W: 64, 100: Line is too long (exceeds 100 characters) (LineTooLong)

W: 71, 100: Line is too long (exceeds 100 characters) (LineTooLong)

E: 39, 0: No keyword documentation (RequireKeywordDocumentation)

E: 47, 0: No keyword documentation (RequireKeywordDocumentation)

E: 69, 0: No keyword documentation (RequireKeywordDocumentation)

+ robot/resources/msb_interface.robot

W: 9, 100: Line is too long (exceeds 100 characters) (LineTooLong)

+ robot/resources/stack_validation/packet_generator_interface.robot

W: 2, 100: Line is too long (exceeds 100 characters) (LineTooLong)

W: 23, 100: Line is too long (exceeds 100 characters) (LineTooLong)

E: 123, 0: No keyword documentation (RequireKeywordDocumentation)

+ robot/resources/stack_validation/validate_dns_scaling.robot

W: 27, 100: Line is too long (exceeds 100 characters) (LineTooLong)

W: 33, 0: Too few steps (1) in keyword (TooFewKeywordSteps)

....

Open questions:

  • does it make sense for us to improve that by introducing python/bash/yaml verification when we submit code.. 
  • shall we apply some quality rules on the dev done by integration contributors (integrated in the jenkins jjb) within integration activities (most of us are integrators not necessarily developpers)
  • shall we focus only on the most recent developements only -e.g. vCPE from Bartek?)
  • how do we proceed with python 2.7 code, shall we migrate it? delete it from the repo?















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