Best Python code snippet using molecule_python
test_command.py
Source: test_command.py
...36 "scenario_to_test, driver_name, scenario_name",37 [("driver/hetznercloud", "hetznercloud", "default")],38 indirect=["scenario_to_test", "driver_name", "scenario_name"],39)40def test_command_converge(scenario_to_test, with_scenario, scenario_name):41 options = {"scenario_name": scenario_name}42 cmd = sh.molecule.bake("converge", **options)43 pytest.helpers.run_command(cmd)44@pytest.mark.parametrize(45 "scenario_to_test, driver_name, scenario_name",46 [("driver/hetznercloud", "hetznercloud", "default")],47 indirect=["scenario_to_test", "driver_name", "scenario_name"],48)49def test_command_create(scenario_to_test, with_scenario, scenario_name):50 options = {"scenario_name": scenario_name}51 cmd = sh.molecule.bake("create", **options)52 pytest.helpers.run_command(cmd)53@pytest.mark.skip(54 reason="Disabled due to https://github.com/ansible/galaxy/issues/2030"...
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