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Add a README to the current which explains that it is there to demonstrate running exisiting integration tests with molecule.
Add an additional scenario which is 100% molecule w/o an integration test.
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+1 on this.
Following a guide like Introducing Ansible Molecule with Ansible Automation Platform is pretty close, but will error out when actually kicking off molecule test.
➜ lab git:(main) $ cd extensions ➜ extensions git:(main) $ molecule test CRITICAL 'molecule/default/molecule.yml' glob failed. Exiting.
There is an implied task that you need to create a directory with at least a molecule.yml that can be referenced as the scenario.
➜ extensions git:(main) $ ls molecule my_role utils ➜ extensions git:(main) $ molecule test -s my_role
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Add a README to the current which explains that it is there to demonstrate running exisiting integration tests with molecule.
Add an additional scenario which is 100% molecule w/o an integration test.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: