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Test modules
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* `test_limits` -- resource limits, fd leaks, etc
* `test_linux` -- functional tests for Linux, may require root
* `test_minimal` -- test pyroute2.minimal package
* `test_neutron` -- integration with OpenStack Neutron
* `test_repo` -- repository checks
* `test_openbsd` -- functional tests for OpenBSD
* `test_unit` -- unittests
Functional tests under `test_linux` directory require root
access to create, destroy and set up network objects --
routes, addresses, interfaces, etc. They use mainly dummy
interfaces, but the main OS setup may be affected.
Requirements
============
* nox
* python >= 3.8
* `-r requirements.dev.txt`
Run tests
=========
All the tests should be started via corresponding nox session,
see `noxfile.py`. Alternatively there is a `make` target left
for those who prefer::
# using nox
$ nox --list
$ nox -e unit # run only unit tests
$ nox # run all the tests
# using make
$ sudo make test # run the default sessions
$ make nox session=unit # run only unit tests
$ make nox session=openbsd # OpenBSD tests
It is possible to provide a session config. This example runs
only one particular test module starting debugger on failure::
# using nox
$ nox -e linux -- '{"pdb": true, "sub": "test_ipr/test_rule.py"}'
# using make
$ make nox \
session=linux \
noxconfig='{"pdb": true, "sub": "test_ipr/test_rule.py"}'
Get code coverage and run PDB on failures::
# using nox
$ nox -e linux -- '{"pdb": true, "coverage": true}'
# using make
$ make nox \
session=linux \
noxconfig='{"pdb": true, "coverage": true}'
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