bneradt commented on issue #3551: URL: https://github.com/apache/trafficserver/issues/3551#issuecomment-867199556
Wow, I'm glad you asked this. The answer is yes, we can run those tests. And indeed when I run it locally with our new CI's centos:8 docker image I run that test: ``` $ ./autest.sh --sandbox /tmp/sb/ --clean=none --ats-bin ~/build/ts_asf_master_test_quic_build/bin/ -f active_timeout Python 3.6 or newer detected! python3-dev/devel detected! pipenv detected! Using the pre-existing virtual environment. Environment config finished. Running AuTest... Running Test active_timeout:.... Passed ``` It's subtle, but notice the four dots. That fourth dot corresponds to the HTTP/3 test you describe. I had done work to make that happen, and I thought it would carry over to the new jenkins server. But since you asked, I went to grab it's output to prove in this issue that it was running with the QUIC version of curl but noticed it had only three dots with the latest invocation. Working with @ezelkow1 , we got the PATH environment updated in the jenkins shell so that it builds with and runs the AuTests with the openssl-quic version of curl. Here's the latest run, with that now working: https://jenkins.trafficserver.org/view/Github/job/Github_Builds/job/autest/72/console ``` Running Test active_timeout:.... Passed ``` Again, notice the four dots, indicating that the HTTP/3 test was run. Thanks again for the thoughtful question. -- This is an automated message from the Apache Git Service. To respond to the message, please log on to GitHub and use the URL above to go to the specific comment. For queries about this service, please contact Infrastructure at: [email protected]
