ostinru opened a new pull request, #91:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cloudberry-pxf/pull/91
### Add testcontainers-bassed automation tests
For new tests I used testcontainers. This is a shift in the way we running
automation tests:
* new tests run on host machine (you can run tests from your IDE)
```
+----------------------------------------------------------------+
| Host |
| +-------------------------------+ +-----------------------+ |
| | Docker | | Docker | |
| | [Cloudberry] --> [PXF] ------------> [Database] | |
| | | | | |
| +-------------------------------+ +-----------------------+ |
| |
| [Automation] |
+----------------------------------------------------------------+
```
* new test framework manages Docker containers on its own:
* it will start only required containers
* all test-specific code is located near test (not in a single bash-file)
* it opens a way to run highly custom containers (kerberos tests?)
* No jSystemCore. This framework have not active development for couple
years. New classes uses same TestObject pattern, but have no direct dependency
on jSystemCore.
### Containers
New framework uses shrinked version of `pxf-cbdb-dev`:
* no hadoop ecosystem in the same container
* no more file permission issues - we copy files to container instead of
mapping (binding) them in RW mode
* faster cloudberry + PXF builds:
* no pxf-cli - it is unused
* gradle is baked into docker image - no downloads during container run
* map system-wide gradle cache to container as RO cache
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