.travis.yml

# This is a simple entry point to execute the basic and most important Python
# tests for Checkmk. We run tools like pylint, yapf and our py.test based unit
# tests here. Some tests, like integration tests or tests of very specific
# components are not executed.
#
# We focus on the tests that are needed by external developers, e.g. to support
# check plugin development.
---
language: python
matrix:
    include:
        # Execute all these targets in parallel
        - name: "Bandit tests"
          python: "3.8"
          env: TEST_TARGETS="test-bandit"
        - name: "Python formatting"
          python: "3.8"
          env: TEST_TARGETS="test-format-python"
        - name: "Pylint tests"
          python: "3.8"
          env: TEST_TARGETS="test-pylint"
        - name: "Python unit tests"
          python: "3.8"
          env: TEST_TARGETS="test-unit"
        - name: "mypy tests"
          python: "3.8"
          env: TEST_TARGETS="test-mypy-raw"
env:
    global:
        # Optimize builds by caching pip and pipenv things
        - PIP_CACHE_DIR=$HOME/.cache/pip
        - PIPENV_CACHE_DIR=$HOME/.cache/pipenv
        # Don't use travis venv, build our own
        - PIPENV_IGNORE_VIRTUALENVS=1
        # Disable some annoying warnings
        - PYTHONWARNINGS=ignore::DeprecationWarning
cache:
    directories:
        - $PIP_CACHE_DIR
        - $PIPENV_CACHE_DIR
addons:
    apt:
        packages:
            # Needed for some "unit test" (test_mk_errpt_aix).
            - ksh
            # Needed for building rrdtool python bindings
            - librrd-dev
install:
    - pip install pipenv
    - make .venv
script:
    # TODO: Some tests could be optimized for better execution time. For
    # example test-format-python optionally checks only the files in set in
    # the environment variable PYTHON_FILES. Without it, it always checks
    # all known python files.
    - travis_wait 30 make -C tests $TEST_TARGETS;