The copy module look for a directory or file locally, and copy to remote
machine. In upstream, this code works, because we run quickstart in the
undercloud machine. However, if you're running quickstart on a different
machine, it will try to search locally for /var/lib/tempestdata, which
doesn't exist. Use remote_src doesn't work for recursive directory. The
other option was to use synchronize but it's very slow for recursive
directories. The best option is to use command to copy locally.
Reviewed: https:/ /review. openstack. org/644578 /git.openstack. org/cgit/ openstack/ tripleo- quickstart- extras/ commit/ ?id=1ed9b910ff2 8e84ab445f30031 22feaeb3d58d2e
Committed: https:/
Submitter: Zuul
Branch: master
commit 1ed9b910ff28e84 ab445f3003122fe aeb3d58d2e
Author: Arx Cruz <email address hidden>
Date: Tue Mar 19 14:57:37 2019 +0100
Changing the way you copy tempest data to shell
The copy module look for a directory or file locally, and copy to remote tempestdata, which
machine. In upstream, this code works, because we run quickstart in the
undercloud machine. However, if you're running quickstart on a different
machine, it will try to search locally for /var/lib/
doesn't exist. Use remote_src doesn't work for recursive directory. The
other option was to use synchronize but it's very slow for recursive
directories. The best option is to use command to copy locally.
https:/ /tree.taiga. io/project/ tripleo- ci-board/ issue/836? kanban- status= 2027734
Change-Id: I589241e6571789 09b115fcfdca907 ac16dc79b71
Closes-Bug: 1819440