Hi all,
I am trying to setup (development env. for) one of the sensu plugins (opsgenie). When I run rake default, I am getting the following error:
LoadError:
cannot load such file – spec_helper
./test/integration/helpers/serverspec/check-heartbeat-shared_spec.rb:3:in `require’
./test/integration/helpers/serverspec/check-heartbeat-shared_spec.rb:3:in `<top (required)>’
Also, the link to build and release in documentation is broken. Any kind of help is highly appreciated.
Regarding the B&R docs we are not maintining the sensu-plugins.io site anymore, it was a community maintained project and the resources that have access are no longer active on the project. You can find documentation in:
You can can see the list of rake
tasks we create by running:
$ bundle exec rake -T
rake build # Build sensu-plugins-opsgenie-4.3.0.g...
rake check_binstubs # Test for binstubs
rake clean # Remove any temporary products
rake clobber # Remove any generated files
rake install # Build and install sensu-plugins-opsg...
rake install:local # Build and install sensu-plugins-opsg...
rake integration # Alias for kitchen:all
rake kitchen:all # Run all test instances
rake kitchen:converge:all # Run all converge instances
rake kitchen:create:all # Run all create instances
rake kitchen:destroy:all # Run all destroy instances
rake kitchen:ruby-21-debian-8 # Run ruby-21-debian-8 test instance
rake kitchen:ruby-22-debian-8 # Run ruby-22-debian-8 test instance
rake kitchen:ruby-230-debian-8 # Run ruby-230-debian-8 test instance
rake kitchen:ruby-241-debian-8 # Run ruby-241-debian-8 test instance
rake kitchen:setup:all # Run all setup instances
rake kitchen:verify:all # Run all verify instances
rake make_bin_executable # Make all plugins executable
rake release[remote] # Create tag v4.3.0 and build and push...
rake rubocop # Run RuboCop
rake rubocop:auto_correct # Auto-correct RuboCop offenses
rake spec # Run RSpec code examples
rake yard # Generate YARD Documentation
I will have to look into why it fails when you run the tests via the default
task but I verified that when you run the tests via bundle exec rake kitchen:ruby-241-debian-8
or similar they work as expected. This spins up a docker container based on debian jessie
with a “slim” ruby environment.
If you are more interested about learning about testing plugins I have written the following posts that walk through it in more detail:
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