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Sanity Tests » integration-aliases
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Each integration test must have an ``aliases`` file to control test execution.
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If the tests cannot be run as part of CI (requires external services, unsupported dependencies, etc.),
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then they most likely belong in ``test/integration/roles/`` instead of ``test/integration/targets/``.
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In that case, do not add an ``aliases`` file. Instead, just relocate the tests.
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In some cases tests requiring external resources can be run as a part of CI.
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This is often true when those resources can be provided by a docker container.
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However, if you think that the tests should be able to be supported by CI, please discuss test
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organization with @mattclay or @gundalow on GitHub or #ansible-devel on IRC.
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If the tests can be run as part of CI, you'll need to add an appropriate CI alias, such as:
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- ``posix/ci/group1``
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- ``windows/ci/group2``
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The CI groups are used to balance tests across multiple jobs to minimize test run time.
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Using the relevant ``group1`` entry is fine in most cases. Groups can be changed later to redistribute tests.
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Aliases can also be used to express test requirements:
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- ``needs/privileged``
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- ``needs/root``
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- ``needs/ssh``
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Other aliases are used to skip tests under certain conditions:
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- ``skip/freebsd``
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- ``skip/osx``
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- ``skip/python3``
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Take a look at existing ``aliases`` files to see what aliases are available and how they're used.
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