When running the tests that can be executed either on server or client
context, without defining 'ipa_context', the context is automatically
identified.
Currently, the tests in upstream CI run only on a server, and the
context is identified as "server" context, and in order to run the test
using a client context 'ipa_context' must be set to 'client'.
This patch fixes all the client context tests by correctly setting
ipa_context when running the client context tests in a server host.
Update pwpolicy README file and add tests for executing plugin with
`ipaapi_context` set to `client`.
A new test playbook can be found at:
tests/pwpolicy/test_pwpolicy_client_context.yml
The new test file can be executed in a FreeIPA client host that is
not a server. In this case, it should be defined in the `ipaclients`
group, in the inventory file.
Instead of ignoring errors it is better that we specific evaluate
errors provided by negative tests. This patche removes the an
occurrence of 'ignore_errors: true' in ansible-freeipa tests.
One test did not use the admin password as the rest of the tests.
This caused the tests/pwpolicy/test_pwpolicy.yml suite to fail.
Changing the password to the same as in others fixes the issue.
Signed-off-by: Petr Vobornik <pvoborni@redhat.com>
Most tests have simply been using the Tests as name, but this there is a
lack of information in automated runs. The name should be similar to the
test file name.
If the name is not set, the policy global_policy is now used. It was needed
before to explicitly name the global_policy. Also a check has been added
to fail early if global_policy is used with state absent.
The README for pwpolicy has been extended with an example for global_policy
and also the description of the name variable.
The test has also been extended to check a change of maxlife for
global_policy and that global_policy can not be used with state: absent
Fixes: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1797532
There is a new pwpolicy management module placed in the plugins folder:
plugins/modules/ipapwpolicy.py
The pwpolicy module allows to ensure presence and absence of pwpolicies for
groups.
Here is the documentation for the module:
README-pwpolicy.md
New example playbooks have been added:
playbooks/pwpolicy/pwpolicy_absent.yml
playbooks/pwpolicy/pwpolicy_present.yml
New tests added for pwpolicy:
tests/pwpolicy/test_pwpolicy.yml
