Actually, this performance tax can be avoided. We creata a temporary
KeyStore for every single test class, when we would only need it for the
tests related to TLS. We could use a common KeyStore that is added to
the class resources, and avoid creating it. That would speed up the
tests quite a bit, I think (we are talking about minutes saved, not
seconds !)
On 21/06/2019 16:50, Emmanuel Lécharny wrote:
Just FTR,
on my mac, the server-integ tests are taking forever to be completed
(around 10s per class). It seems it's due to the
InetAddress.getLocalHost() call done in the CertificateUtil.setInfo()
method, which now takes around 5 seconds to complete. It's related to
some change made in the JDK for Mac OSX
(https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8136913 and
https://bugs.openjdk.java.net/browse/JDK-8080819).
We probably can speed these tests up by changing the way we generate
the certificate.
On 20/06/2019 17:31, Emmanuel Lécharny wrote:
Hi !
for those who are following what's going on at Directory, and
especially those trying to extend the project (thinking about Raju),
we are currently working hard trying to close a LDAP API release,
ApacheDS release, and Studio release. This comes with a price to pay:
a bit of instability, a lot of git pull and some associated burden.
The LDAP API project is pretty much in good shape. We had a release a
couple of weeks ago, and some other changes are under way. We could
pretty well be able to cut a 2.0.0-RC1 soon.
ApacheDS is in a more complex situation. There are 391 opened issues
(most of them are already postponed to 2.1: 250 actually). If we
focus on issues opened for 2.0.0.AM26, we are taking about 30 issues,
121 if we include 2.0.0-RC1. This is a loty of work, but we have
already fixed more or less 30 issues in the last 2 weeks.
Stefan is trying his best to follow up - and is pretty successful in
that, considering all the pain we create for him ;-) -and Studio is
also in a good shape.Hopefully, it will be released very soon after
ApacheDS and LDAP-API will be released.
Fortress migration to 2.0 should not be that problematic.
I expect that in the coming weeks we will be able to have a decent
ApacheDS release, with fixed installers (this is the main burden atm).
That's it, feel free to add something to what I just wrote, Stefan,
Colm, Shawn or anyone !
Emmanuel
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