529dab11b9
* Update whitebox-tempest-plugin from branch 'master'
to fd4cef0a5596831e61714e600d15da81a3f1b093
- Address vtpm_live_migration parameter downstream
Downstream is currently running tempest 46.0.0 which does not yet have
access to vtpm_live_migration [1]. Without that reference, whitebox
tests fail to properly load when evaluating the related skipChecks. As a
temporary workaround to address issues downstream, creating config
parameter vtpm_live_migration_supported within the whitebox repo to
serve as vtpm_live_migration until it is available downstream.
This parameter and skipcheck change will be reverted when [1] lands
downstream.
[1] https://review.opendev.org/c/openstack/tempest/+/957475
Change-Id: If306f70ee2c0dc0661d26cd1f4473e9f1bd8fcd9
Signed-off-by: James Parker <jparker@redhat.com>
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