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Add the juju 2.0 ability to use resources in Amulet #142
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To test fetching from the controller, it seems like you would need the ability to push them to the controller first. |
I'm also trying to create a test for a charm that uses resources. Curious, did you work around this somehow or have you put it on hold until support for resources is implemented? |
This is a pretty significant issue because it prevents testing any charms that have resources. Because Amulet is intended to test a charm during dev, it almost always deploys the charm in question from a local copy which causes the charm store resources to not be used. We need a way to tell Amulet, "you're using a local copy of this charm store URL, so use those remote resources." |
What's the status of this?. Is there any way to workaround it? |
I am trying to develop tests for a charm that only uses the juju 2.0 resources feature. The charm fails to find the resource and does not install the package. The amulet code should have some way to add and remove resources to test these kind of charms.
Relevant information:
The charm command
resource-get
will fetch a resource from the Juju controller or the Juju Charm storePlease note there are two types of commands, the
juju
resource commands and thecharm
resource commands. Thejuju
resource commands only attach, or list resources for the current controller. Thecharm
commands attach and retrieve from the Charm Store.I suspect that an MVP for Amulet will not include attaching resources, but we will need to test
resource-get
from both the controller and Charm Store.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: