sample_config

# This file contains all configurable parameters for the testing script, their
# defaults, and in some cases additional examples.


# Set to anything to enable script debugging
DEBUG=''

# OpenShift version to use: 4.6 or 4.7
OPENSHIFT_VERSION='4.7'

# Location where we want to untar and keep the crc binary after untaring it
CRC_DIR=~/crc-linux

# Directory where deployment and test manifest directories are
MANIFEST_DIR="${SCRIPT_DIR}/manifests"

# Directory to store test running artifacts such as logs and the cluster
# access configuration
ARTIFACTS_DIR="${SCRIPT_DIR}/test-artifacts"

# Directory to store yum, dnf, pip, and wheel caches.
CACHE_DIR="${ARTIFACTS_DIR}/caches"

# OpenShift pull secret, required!
# You can download and use your own secret from
# https://cloud.redhat.com/openshift/install/crc/installer-provisioned
SECRET_FILE="pull-secret"

# POST_RUN_PHASE_EXEC
# Path to an executable to be run after the start script executes the crc start
# command and waits for the deployment to be ready.

# Manifest with the storage array's configuration options.
# We can do this step manually by running the script up to the container, then
# using the web console to deploy the driver using the form (make sure to name
# it "backend"), and then running the e2e tests or just extract the
# configuration options used by the form.
DRIVER_FILE='lvmdriver.yaml'

# Catalog entry to use. Valid values are community, redhat, custom
# Ignored if CATALOG_SOURCE is defined
CATALOG=community

# CATALOG_SOURCE
#   Assume it's from source code if a directory exists with this name,
#   otherwise it should be a container: [registry/][project/]container[:tag]
#   This must be a catalog bundle, not an index
#   Examples:
#     CATALOG_SOURCE=/home/geguileo/code/ember-csi-operator
#     CATALOG_SOURCE=quay.io/embercsi/embercsi-catalog:test

# CATALOG_DOCKERFILE
#   When CATALOG_SOURCE is a directory with the source code, here we have the
#   Dockerfile location relative to the CATALOG_SOURCE directory.
#   Defaults to Dockerfile

# CATALOG_CONTEXT
#   The container building context path for the catalog relative to
#   CATALOG_SOURCE for when it's not the base directory of CATALOG_SOURCE.
#   Defaults to the CATALOG_SOURCE location.
#   Example:
#     CATALOG_CONTEXT=deploy/


# INDEX_SOURCE
#   Assume it's from source code if a directory exists with this name,
#   otherwise it should be a container: [registry/][project/]container[:tag]
#   This must be an index, not a catalog bundle
#   Examples:
#     INDEX_SOURCE=/home/geguileo/code/ember-csi-operator
#     INDEX_SOURCE=quay.io/embercsi/embercsi-catalog:test

# INDEX_DOCKERFILE
#   When INDEX_SOURCE is a directory with the source code, here we have the
#   Dockerfile location relative to the INDEX_SOURCE directory.
#   Defaults to build/Dockerfile.catalog

# INDEX_CONTEXT
#   The container building context path for the catalog relative to
#   INDEX_SOURCE for when it's not the base directory of INDEX_SOURCE.
#   Example/default:
#     INDEX_CONTEXT=deploy/olm-catalog

# A template used to build the string with the container that has the e2e tests
E2E_CONTAINER_TEMPLATE='embercsi/openshift-tests:${OPENSHIFT_VERSION}'

# DRIVER_SOURCE
#   Assume it's from source code if a directory exists with this name,
#   otherwise it should be a container: [registry/][project/]container[:tag]
#   Examples:
#     DRIVER_SOURCE=/home/geguileo/code/ember-csi
#     DRIVER_SOURCE=quay.io/embercsi/ember-csi:latest
#
# DRIVER_DOCKERFILE
#   When DRIVER_SOURCE is a directory with the source code, here we have the
#   Dockerfile location relative to the DRIVER_SOURCE directory.
#   Defaults to Dockerfile
#
# DRIVER_REGISTRY
#   URL of the registry we want to impersonate. For example: quay.io
#
# DRIVER_CONTAINER
#   Container we want to impersonate, in the form of project/container[:tag]

# OPERATOR_SOURCE
#   Assume it's from source code if a directory exists with this name,
#   otherwise it should be a container: [registry/][project/]container[:tag]
#   Examples:
#     OPERATOR_SOURCE=/home/geguileo/code/ember-csi-operator
#     OPERATOR_SOURCE=quay.io/embercsi/ember-csi-operator:latest
#
# OPERATOR_DOCKERFILE
#   When OPERATOR_SOURCE is a directory with the source code, here we have the
#   Dockerfile location relative to the OPERATOR_SOURCE directory.
#   Defaults to build/Dockerfile.multistage
#
# OPERATOR_REGISTRY
#   URL of the registry we want to impersonate. For example: quay.io
#
# OPERATOR_CONTAINER
#   Container we want to impersonate, in the form of project/container[:tag]

# EXAMPLES OF USING DIFFERENT CONTAINERS
#==============================================================================
# Custom Ember-CSI driver image from prepository with upstream operator

# # Upstream operator with downstream driver
# DRIVER_REGISTRY=
# DRIVER_CONTAINER='embercsi/ember-csi:master'
# DRIVER_SOURCE='my-registry.com/my-project/ember-csi-ember-csi-driver:latest'

#==============================================================================
# Custom Ember-CSI driver and operator images from repository

# Using the upstream catalog, so we need to impersonate the operator from
# quay.io with the container we want.
# OPERATOR_REGISTRY='quay.io'
# OPERATOR_CONTAINER='embercsi/ember-csi-operator:latest'
# OPERATOR_SOURCE='my-registry.com/my-project/ember-csi-ember-csi-operator:latest'

# DRIVER_REGISTRY='my-registry.com'
# DRIVER_CONTAINER='my-project/ember-csi:master'
# DRIVER_SOURCE='my-registry.com/my-project/ember-csi-ember-csi-driver:latest'

#==============================================================================
# Custom operator and driver images built from source code

# OPERATOR_REGISTRY='quay.io'
# OPERATOR_CONTAINER='embercsi/ember-csi-operator:latest'
# OPERATOR_SOURCE='/home/vagrant/ember-csi-operator'
# OPERATOR_DOCKERFILE='build/Dockerfile.multistage'

# DRIVER_REGISTRY=
# DRIVER_CONTAINER='embercsi/ember-csi:master'
# DRIVER_SOURCE='/home/vagrant/ember'
# DRIVER_DOCKERFILE='Dockerfile8'