> On Jul 11, 2021, at 11:16 AM, Stefan Seelmann <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> On 7/11/21 5:53 PM, Shawn McKinney wrote:
>>
>>> On Jul 11, 2021, at 9:42 AM, Emmanuel Lécharny <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>> I do think that we need some faster way to validate the packages. It took
>>> me around 1h30 to do that last night, most of it being waiting for the
>>> tests to be ran.
>>
>> By tests you mean integration tests, i.e. junit?
>>
>> If yes, that’s surprising. It runs in about 7 or 8 minutes for me.
>
> The tests against ApacheDS are quite slow and also take more than one
> hour for me. See also the Jenkins build [3] which most of the time only
> runs the IT once and fails with some timing issues.
>
Yes, the tests are quite intense with many thousands of edits being sent.
Hopefully, with the changes to use its new DB (get finished), this will speed
up.
In the meantime, perhaps I should create an abbreviated test. One that can
finish in under 10 minutes.
>> What test suite are you running?
>>
>>> Can we design a script that does all the steps automatically, including the
>>> signature verifications and N&L checks?
>>>
Just getting back to this. What does the script need to do?
1. Build the packages
2. Run the core integration tests
3. Check the sigs.
4. N&L checks? How do we automate this?
And, what should it be written in — Bash?
>>> I mean, technically, it's a no brainer, but from the validation PoV, could
>>> we assume that running the script and get a positive response as a 'Good to
>>> Go' signal ?
>>
>> I don’t see why not. The question, is how to manage the platform specifics
>> of the target.
>>
>> I’ve been using Ansible which creates a new fortress env by scratch.
>> Currently, it sets up OpenLDAP for the run, adding apacheDS has been on my
>> todo list for some time.
>>
>> Could add a playbook for validating the packages.
>>
>> Open to ideas here.
>
> There already exist two scripts to run the fortress-core intgraion tests
> against ApacheDS [1] or OpenLDAP [2]. Those are also used in the Jenkins
> builds [3][4]. Both require a a Docker installation though.
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