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Remove rpm-py-installer, update test docs and update Dockerfiles

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Remove rpm-py-installer from requirements
Check duplicite and unused packages in Dockerfiles and test-requirements
Update docs about unit tests.

Fixes: https://pagure.io/koji/issue/3868
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Jana Cupova 2024-01-21 10:54:50 +01:00 • committed by Tomas Kopecek
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@ -706,21 +706,47 @@ Unit Tests
Koji comes with a small test suite, that you should always run when making
changes to the code. To do so, just run ``make test`` in your terminal.
You will need to install the following packages to actually run the tests.
You can run the tests from your local and you will need to install the following packages to actually run the tests.
For py3 instances:
* ``gcc``
* ``glibc-langpack-en``
* ``make``
* ``python3-cheetah``
* ``python3-coverage``
* ``python3-dateutil``
* ``python3-mock``
* ``python3-multilib``
* ``python3-pytest``
* ``python3-psycopg2``
* ``python3-qpid-proton``
* ``python3-requests``
* ``python3-requests-kerberos``
* ``python3-requests-mock``
* ``krb5-devel``
* ``python3-devel``
* ``python3-librepo``
* ``python3-tox``
* ``rpm-build``
* ``Other packages are installed by test-requirements.txt.``
For py2 instances:
* ``dnf``
* ``dnf-plugins-core``
* ``gcc``
* ``krb5-devel``
* ``libffi-devel``
* ``python-devel``
* ``python-librepo``
* ``python-requests``
* ``rpm-build``
* ``epel-release``
* ``python-pip``
* ``python-psycopg2``
* ``tox``
* ``pip==9.0.1``
* ``Other packages are installed by test-requirements-py2.txt.``
You can use containers for the tests. Dockerfiles are placed in `devtools/containers` directory.
Supported Dockerfiles:
* ``Dockerfile.centos7``
* ``Dockerfile.centos8``
* ``Dockerfile.centos9``
* ``Dockerfile.f34``
* ``Dockerfile.f35``
* ``Dockerfile.f36``
* ``Dockerfile.f37``
* ``Dockerfile.f38``
* ``Dockerfile.f39``
* ``Dockerfile.rawhide``
Please note that it is currently not supported to use *virtualenv* when hacking
on Koji.