> > Are we keeping the existing integration tests? Or are we going to sunset > them at some point? Should people count on the integration tests?
+1 I heard some talk about ~700 Cucumber Tests. Is this mostly existing integration tests wrapped with Cucumber Step Defs and Scenarios? Is it already merged or are there open pull requests for this? If there are open pull requests, when (rough date) can the majority of it be merged to avoid duplication of work? What would be the total TC count after these changes are merged? Would it be somewhere around the existing ~1.1k tests or would it be around 1.8k tests or somewhere in between? Are they annotated so that we can run subsets (loans, savings) separately in CI? Are you open to contributions on Cucumber test case concurrency or would that be work duplication? Is there any design target on how long the test suite should take to run (after the PRs are merged?) without concurrency? On Fri, Jun 14, 2024 at 8:44 PM James Dailey <jdai...@apache.org> wrote: > Devs - I believe that the cucumber test framework and approach are now > accepted by the Community as per this discussion, and while this didn't go > through a formal vote, I think that the discussion was sufficient and more > formality on this is not needed. > > So, now there needs to be a wiki page or a set of instructions in the > documentation for using and writing additional cucumber tests. That is > needed at the same time as the acceptance of the tests. > > There will be people confused by our overall testing strategy. We have a > collection of integration tests, that don't cover all of the APIs, are > probably inadequate, and which take a long time to run, and now, we also > have Cucumber tests. Are we keeping the existing integration tests? Or > are we going to sunset them at some point? Should people count on the > integration tests? How should a dev set up the cucumber tests to run? Is > there a gradle task? Are all dependencies included in the code? > > Whatever discussion is happening "off - list" needs to be brought onto > list. @Aleksandar Vidakovic <chee...@monkeysintown.com> @Ádám Sághy > <adamsa...@gmail.com> @Edward Cable <edca...@mifos.org> @arn...@apache.org > <arn...@apache.org>. > > Thanks, >
