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Chevah Compat Development Guide

Release process

  • Update the version in pyproject.toml
  • Update the release-notes.rst
  • Build wheel and sdist: python -m build
  • Publish: twine upload -r chevah dist/*

Local tests

To run the full tests you will need to create a local user named 'chevah'. You can just create and disable this user.

You need C:Userschevah_ci_support folder manually created and owned by the user chevah You need to manually create a file C:Userschevah_ci_suppportusers_ci_support and set the Users group as the owner.

During the tests, new random accounts are created and they are removed at the end of the tests.

Remote test

You should specify the builder name to run the tests:

$ ./brink.sh test_remote ubuntu-2004 --wait SOME_TEST

You can trigger a remote session by using this code instead of the regular import pdb; pdb.set_trace:

from chevah.compat.testing import rt
rt()

By default it will listen on port 9999 and you can connect using telnet. You will need access to the VPN as you will connect directly to the slave.

PAM

PAM tests require the chevah-pam-test PAM module to be enabled.

Create a file /etc/pam.d/chevah-pam-test with the following content:

auth sufficient /srv/buildslave/pam_chevah_test.so
account sufficient /srv/buildslave/pam_chevah_test.so

Build the pam_chevah_test.so with the code from: https://github.com/chevah/simple-pam/tree/chevah-pam-test

The accepted credentials are: pam_user/test-pass. pam_user account should be auto-created by the test runner.