Post by dkodihalli on Jul 19, 2023 7:22:24 GMT
Are these existing tools to achieve all of the following (end-to-end tree and property value GET validation):
1. Generate a "source-of-truth" mockup from a live service. I believe this can be done via the mockup-creator (assuming a fully functional/max config/bug-free live service).
2. Checking conformance of the live service against schemas - service-validator can be used.
3. Making sure the live service has all expected URIs and properties, and no unexpected URIs and properties. Can this be a tree comparison - Redfish tree from live service and the tree generated from 1) above?
4. Property value validation (GETs) - once we done 3, we know the tree is as expected. Can interop validator be used for validation of the values of properties? Does it handle a case where the same property's value may have different allowed values/ranges for two different URIs of the same type (for example, Chassis_CPU vs Chassis_Baseboard)? I've seen in other threads that POST/PATCH is still a pending item with the interop validator.
Is the above a possible recipe or is there another recommended way/other tools?
1. Generate a "source-of-truth" mockup from a live service. I believe this can be done via the mockup-creator (assuming a fully functional/max config/bug-free live service).
2. Checking conformance of the live service against schemas - service-validator can be used.
3. Making sure the live service has all expected URIs and properties, and no unexpected URIs and properties. Can this be a tree comparison - Redfish tree from live service and the tree generated from 1) above?
4. Property value validation (GETs) - once we done 3, we know the tree is as expected. Can interop validator be used for validation of the values of properties? Does it handle a case where the same property's value may have different allowed values/ranges for two different URIs of the same type (for example, Chassis_CPU vs Chassis_Baseboard)? I've seen in other threads that POST/PATCH is still a pending item with the interop validator.
Is the above a possible recipe or is there another recommended way/other tools?
