Get subscription channel from package manifest if it is not present #2551
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Looks good. I believe you can also spoof the dynamicClient to add unit testing if you wanted.
eco-goinfra has some logic added for testing DynamicClient objects here: https://github.com/openshift-kni/eco-goinfra/blob/8cdb9cd573a3bf5ec2903467abc3619e56575ccd/pkg/clients/clients.go#L327
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As you may see in the change, the failure reason is that the certsuite container image is not correctly built, this probably needs to be reviewed on your side to make it work. |
@ramperher thanks for the comment. I'll fix it |
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Depends-On: redhat-best-practices-for-k8s/oct#221
When creating a subscription using a default channel, the "spec->channel" parameter is not required. However we need this parameter to perform the certification test for operators.
When the spec->channel parameter is empty, get the package manifest corresponding to the subscription, retrieve the default channel and use it for the operator certification test
Update: the channel is not an attribute of the operator but of the catalog, so I believe we can check certification without it. If an user creates a custom catalog with a channel name not matching the one in the catalog this test would fail otherwise when it should not.
Leaving the packageManifest discovery code in since it could be needed in the future