run.sh

#!/bin/bash
stack_name=$1
certification_id=$2

if [[ -z "${certification_id}" ]]; then
  echo "Usage: run.sh stack_name certification_id" >2
  exit 1
fi

# TODO (spredzy): Install redhat-certification packages
# Probably host the packages on our own server so we don't
# need to register the machine with subscription-manager

cp /etc/redhat-certification-openstack/test_config.json.sample /etc/redhat-certification-openstack/test_config.json

source ${stack_name}rc

sed -i 's#"keystone_auth_url" : \(.*\),#"keystone_auth_url" : '$OS_AUTH_URL',#g' /etc/redhat-certification-openstack/test_config.json
sed -i 's#"admin_username" : \(.*\),#"admin_username" : '$OS_USERNAME',#g' /etc/redhat-certification-openstack/test_config.json
sed -i 's#"admin_password" : \(.*\),#"admin_password" : '$OS_PASSWORD',#g' /etc/redhat-certification-openstack/test_config.json
sed -i 's#"admin_tenant_name" : \(.*\),#"admin_tenant_name" : '$OS_TENANT_NAME',#g' /etc/redhat-certification-openstack/test_config.json
sed -i 's#"undercloud_stackrc" : \(.*\),#"undercloud_stackrc" : "/home/stack/'$stack_name'rc",#g' /etc/redhat-certification-openstack/test_config.json

rhcert-ci run --key=${certification_id} --client 127.0.0.1 --debug high
rhcert-ci submit --key=${certification_id} --client 127.0.0.1 --debug high --no-wait