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@rohanKanojia check the e2e failure, looks like it is failing with basic test because status of crc is running which is not expected.
@praveenkumar : I tried reproducing it locally but couldn't reproduce it. Could it be a flaky failure?
@praveenkumar : I have added @cleanup
annotation that shall perform additional cleanup after test execution.
Now the only failing e2e test I see is of cert rotation:
Scenario: Start CRC "in the future" and clean up # test/e2e/features/cert_rotation.feature:9
When starting CRC with default bundle along with stopped network time synchronization succeeds # test/e2e/features/cert_rotation.feature:11
Error: command 'CRC_DISABLE_UPDATE_CHECK=true CRC_DEBUG_ENABLE_STOP_NTP=true crc start -p '/home/packer/pull-secret' -b /home/packer/crc_libvirt_4.17.1_amd64.crcbundle', expected to succeed, exited with exit code: 1
I think it was failing before too.
@rohanKanojia squash the commits because second commit is making changes what you did in first one. other than that looks good to me.
@rohanKanojia: The following tests failed, say /retest
to rerun all failed tests or /retest-required
to rerun all mandatory failed tests:
Test name | Commit | Details | Required | Rerun command |
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ci/prow/integration-crc | 8e6e2f63463b6f7a22331f0a811ad3e1db4a9d3f | link | true | /test integration-crc |
ci/prow/e2e-crc | 8e6e2f63463b6f7a22331f0a811ad3e1db4a9d3f | link | true | /test e2e-crc |
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Description
Fix #4397
application_deployment.feature
that would deploy a simple Quarkus application onto existing CRC cluster and verify that application is accessible via endpoint.Signed-off-by: Rohan Kumar rohaan@redhat.com
Type of change
Checklist
Fixes: Issue #4397
Relates to: Issue #4397, Issue https://github.com/eclipse-jkube/team/issues/32
Solution/Idea
I added an E2E test that would clone the Eclipse JKube repository and deploy one of the quickstart jkube@quickstarts/maven/quarkus onto the deployed CRC cluster. I've used a simple Quarkus REST application, but it can be changed to something else as well.
Proposed changes
Add a new E2E test that would verify deployment workflow of a simple Java application using Eclipse JKube
Testing
This PR only adds an E2E test, in order to run it. Use the following command: