Implement integration tests for kubernetes

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Implement integration tests for kubernetes #193

Closed ChrisRousey closed 1 year ago

ChrisRousey commented 1 year ago

As of now, we have unit tests for testing application functionalities. There are some functionalities, that can't be tested through unit tests, since they require a actual underlying kubernetes instance. These tests should:

Test the deployment metrics endpoints
Test the deployment health endpoints
Test the deployment logs endpooints

HknLof commented 1 year ago

Usage of Quarkus DevServices for non-mockable calls to Kubernetes as mentioned in the PR #178 . E2E Tests with Kubernetes / minikube will be a separate issue.

ChrisRousey commented 1 year ago

@HknLof @olis1996 The reason we were having problems with the @Ignore annotation, is because @Ignore is Junit4 specific, with Junit5 Jupiter the annotation is @Disabled. We use Junit5 (Jupiter) throughout our tests and don't actually have the junit4 dependency. The io.quarkus:quarkus-test-kubernetes-client brought junit4 with it, which is why we didn't notice. Once we removed the dependency in order to enable the Kubernetes Devservices, it broke those tests.

HknLof commented 1 year ago

Thanks :)

Can we replace @Ignore with @Disable?