lp:ec2-automated-tests

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Ubuntu Server ec2 Testing Developers
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EC2 Automated Tests
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96. By Ben Howard

Reboot after proposed update

95. By Robert C Jennings

Remove prior generation instance types (lp:1400861)

EC2 prior generation types including m1 and c1 are causing test failures
in eu-central-1 which leaves very little room for regular transient
failures.

It's time to drop the prior generation instances from the test matrix
from 64-bit testing. 32-bit testsing retains prior generation instance
types, because that's all there is.

94. By Robert C Jennings

Add GovCloud to the regions

93. By Ben Howard

Added definition for eu-central-1

92. By Dan Watkins

Move duplicated test_remote.py to tools/ and link to it.

The location of test_remote.py is assumed by ubuntu-server-ec2-testing,
so we need to leave it in-place.

91. By Dan Watkins

Update non-default tests to use shared test case.

90. By Dan Watkins

Split shared tests out to separate file.

89. By Dan Watkins

Exit 1 from run_test.sh when tests fail to produce output.

Previously we would exit 1 if subunit2junitxml got something sensible to
parse, but if the tests completely failed to run (e.g. with a
SyntaxError) we would still exit 0.

88. By Dan Watkins

Split test running apart from dependency installation.

This will make it easier to use the tests where we may not be able to
install packages (e.g. Juju charms).

87. By Dan Watkins

Don't re-branch test code.

This assumes that the full test code is in-place, and that
global/execute_tests.sh will be run from the top of the code.

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