Using TestInfra with Ansible backend for testing purposes. Everything goes fine except using Ansible itself while running tests
test.py
import pytest
def test_zabbix_agent_package(host):
package = host.package("zabbix-agent")
assert package.is_installed
package_version = host.ansible("debug", "msg=")["msg"]
(...)
where zabbix_agent_version is an Ansible variable from group_vars. It can be obtained by running this playbook
- hosts: all
become: true
tasks:
- name: debug
debug: msg=
command executing tests
pytest --connection=ansible --ansible-inventory=inventory --hosts=$hosts -v test.py
ansible.cfg
[defaults]
timeout = 10
host_key_checking = False
library=library/
retry_files_enabled = False
roles_path=roles/
pipelining=true
ConnectTimeout=60
remote_user=deploy
private_key_file=/opt/jenkins/.ssh/deploy
the output I get is
self = <ansible>, module_name = 'debug', module_args = 'msg=', check = True, kwargs = {}
result = {'failed': True, 'msg': "the field 'args' has an invalid value, which appears to include a variable that is undefined. The error was: 'zabbix_agent_version' is undefined"}
def __call__(self, module_name, module_args=None, check=True, **kwargs):
if not self._host.backend.HAS_RUN_ANSIBLE:
raise RuntimeError((
"Ansible module is only available with ansible "
"connection backend"))
result = self._host.backend.run_ansible(
module_name, module_args, check=check, **kwargs)
if result.get("failed", False) is True:
> raise AnsibleException(result)
E AnsibleException: Unexpected error: {'failed': True,
E 'msg': u"the field 'args' has an invalid value, which appears to include a variable that is undefined. The error was: 'zabbix_agent_version' is undefined"}
/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/testinfra/modules/ansible.py:70: AnsibleException
Any idea why Ansible can't see this variable when running testinfra's Ansible module while it can see it while running Ansible alone?
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