>
> Anytime a change is made to other copy, the changes need to be pushed
> to the other so that the two remain in sync. These changes won't ever
> be used by the indication_tester.py itself, so I'm inclined to suggest
> moving them into their own module.
>
> Generally, I'm against having lots of different modules - I am in
> favor of consolidating where appropriate. However, I think this makes
> sense given that indication_tester is a special case.
>
I agree with you.. I too came up with the same problem of whether to
extend the indication_tester.py to include the new fns().
I have moved the required fns() for Indications to a new file called
indications.py, so now indication_tester.py is independent to be moved
after the CSI/01_created_indication.py is modified to use the
indications.py fns().
I think since we have a different dir which standalone tc, we can move
the indication_tester.py to suites/libvirt-cim/misc_cimtests/, and how
about migration_tester.py ...thoughts ??
I think this is an excellent idea. The tests will need to import
CIMIndicationSubscription from indication_tester still, but it doesn't
matter where the tester is located.
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Kaitlin Rupert
IBM Linux Technology Center
kaitlin(a)linux.vnet.ibm.com