@aion0/forge 0.10.23 → 0.10.26
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- package/RELEASE_NOTES.md +13 -20
- package/app/api/connectors/[id]/test/route.ts +8 -274
- package/app/api/login-status/[id]/check/route.ts +22 -0
- package/app/api/login-status/route.ts +36 -0
- package/components/Dashboard.tsx +26 -0
- package/components/LoginStatusPanel.tsx +223 -0
- package/components/SettingsModal.tsx +0 -6
- package/docs/blackduck-openapi.yaml +9626 -0
- package/docs/tp-automation-api-v2.md +482 -0
- package/lib/auth/login-status.ts +291 -0
- package/lib/chat/protocols/http.ts +102 -8
- package/lib/chat/tool-dispatcher.ts +1 -1
- package/lib/connectors/test-runner.ts +239 -0
- package/lib/connectors/types.ts +58 -1
- package/lib/help-docs/18-chrome-mcp.md +22 -7
- package/lib/pipeline.ts +2 -2
- package/lib/settings.ts +17 -6
- package/lib/task-manager.ts +4 -4
- package/lib/telegram-bot.ts +3 -3
- package/lib/watch/watch-runner.ts +20 -2
- package/package.json +2 -1
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# TP Automation API — 3-Step Workflow for Dev/QA
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Minimum HTTP contract for driving a `build → upgrade → run tests →
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collect results` cycle against an automation testbed on TP. All
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- Production: `https://nac-tp.fortinet-us.com`
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- Test: `http://10.15.33.25:8000`
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- Dev (.11): `http://10.15.33.11:8000`
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## Authentication
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> **Note on prod:** `/token-auth/` is **not** exposed at the public
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| `command` | You have a Jenkins-built image and Jenkins already produces the full `execute restore image scp ...` command string. | `command` |
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"command": "execute restore image scp /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/fortinac-build-7.6-1/builds/3983/archive/nacos/FNAC_ESX-v7-build6956-FORTINET_job1_3983.out 10.15.33.5 jenkins fortinet"
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| Celery worker restart | In-flight task may be lost (celery uses ack_late=false by default). Worth a follow-up. | Same. |
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### Per-test pass/fail visibility
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pytest-html document with per-test rows, durations, tracebacks, and
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captured logs. Fetch via `<TP>/<report_file_path>` with the JWT.
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trivial extra endpoint that parses the HTML and returns
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`{passed: [...], failed: [...]}`.
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### Test-case path format
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| Run one test | `["/Tests_CLI/test_cli_sanity.py::TestGetBasic::test_get_system_status"]` |
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| Run several | `["/Tests_CLI/test_cli_sanity.py::TestGetBasic::test_get_system_status", "/Tests_CLI/test_cli_sanity.py::TestShowFullConfig::test_nacos_show_config"]` |
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| Run a whole file | `["/Tests_CLI/test_cli_sanity.py"]` |
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| Run by marker | `["/Tests_CLI"]` + `argument: "-m smoke"` |
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| Dry-run / list | `["/Tests_CLI"]` + `argument: "--collect-only"` |
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Tip: discover paths via `GET /adc/get_testcases` (legacy endpoint;
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|
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returns the full test tree). Note: this endpoint does a `git pull` on
|
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|
+
TP's local mirror of the tests repo as a side effect — fine in normal
|
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|
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use, just be aware.
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## Source files
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| Concern | File |
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| URL routes | `backend/adc/urls.py` |
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| Upgrade API | `backend/adc/views/automation/upgrade_api.py` |
|
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|
+
| Upgrade tasks | `backend/adc/tasks.py` (`upgrade_nac_command`, `upgrade_nac_build`) |
|
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|
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| Pytest v2 API | `backend/adc/views/automation/pytest_api.py` |
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|
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| Pytest v2 tasks | `backend/adc/tasks.py` (`pytest_launch`, `pytest_poll`) |
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| Per-device state | `backend/adc/models.py` (`SingleDevice`, `PytestExecution`) |
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| GA-build resolution | `backend/adc/models.py` (`BuildHistory.GA=True`) |
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|
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Legacy endpoints (still live, used by the `/automation` UI page, kept
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for backward compatibility):
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|
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- `POST /adc/nac-upgrade-testbed/`
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- `POST /adc/pytest_run`
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|
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- `POST /adc/get_test_execution_by_id`
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|
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|
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Avoid these for new automation — they're synchronous-in-the-request,
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|
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don't survive TP restarts, and the upgrade variant blocks the HTTP
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request for the full restore duration.
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