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CR(D) Validation tests (Take 2) #107

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With deps issues in master cleaned up, file history seems correct now. Also addresses the following requested changes from previous PR #90:

  • test assist functions moved into test file instead of separate file
  • moved to performance pkg in lieu of a new package containing only unit tests
  • renamed suite (and test files) to match package name
  • more accurate 'It ___' test names & comments on what validation actually means

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nice, thanks!

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slintes commented Feb 26, 2020

Oh, github approve is lgtm + approved for prow, interesting.
Wanted to have a look at e2e test before merging

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jeremyary commented Feb 26, 2020

Wanted to have a look at e2e test before merging

last PR was an AWS region resource issue, are you suspecting the same here or wanting to look into something else? Just asking so I can learn more on project e2e and if there's more I can do locally to prep commits... I've got a lab, but my Inf guy gets itchy when I mention running functests against it ^_^

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slintes commented Feb 26, 2020

Wanted to have a look at e2e test before merging

last PR was an AWS region resource issue, are you suspecting the same here or wanting to look into something else? Just asking so I can learn more on project e2e and if there's more I can do locally to prep commits... I've got a lab, but my Inf guy gets itchy when I mention running functests against it ^_^

I'm not really suspecting something, but some dependencies were updated, so I just want to be on the safe side :) And because the e2e lane isn't mandatory (fails too often during cluster creation already), I put the hold to prevent merging before it runs. Btw, we run on GCP, because the RT kernel does not work on (every) EC2 VM.

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slintes commented Feb 26, 2020

all green :)

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