After install succeeds, the city’s CI test job prints AssertionError and FAILED test_ssid_toggle, and the pipeline stays red so the image is not promoted. What is the accurate diagnosis?
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Short Explanation
The parts arrived; the inspection failed—so the crate never ships. AssertionError after a green install means tests failed; it is not a missing-wheel story.
Full Explanation
After install succeeds, AssertionError and FAILED test_ssid_toggle with a red pipeline and no image promotion means tests failed after a successful install, so deploy correctly did not run. The municipal quality gate did its job: dependencies resolved, the suite ran, an assertion failed, and promotion stopped. Accurate diagnosis names the test stage as the first red evidence and treats skipped deploy as a consequence, not a separate outage.
Inability to find a wheel for a requirements line is an install failure; that stage is already green here. Docker daemon refusal on the runner for disk pressure would block image build or container start, but the log signature given is AssertionError in a named test—not daemon errors. Cluster API rejection of an image pull secret before any test ran contradicts the sequence: tests did run and failed after install succeeded.
Exam caveat: green install plus red tests is not “deploy is broken”—deploy never earned the right to run. Operational check: open the failed test job, reproduce test_ssid_toggle locally against the same dependency set, fix the assertion or code under test, and confirm the pipeline reaches image promotion only after the suite is green.