Some of the detections used in packs are generic (i.e. they can be used for other log types, and the use data models to do so). In such cases, the unit tests will fail if the data models for those log types aren't present. Additionally, some packs were missing global helpers (either because a new rule was added, or because the top-level helper was included in the pack, but it's dependencies weren't.)
For CI/CD users, these changes are moot, since they always upload the full repo, but for Console users, this can lead to missing dependencies when enabling packs.
Background
Some of the detections used in packs are generic (i.e. they can be used for other log types, and the use data models to do so). In such cases, the unit tests will fail if the data models for those log types aren't present. Additionally, some packs were missing global helpers (either because a new rule was added, or because the top-level helper was included in the pack, but it's dependencies weren't.)
For CI/CD users, these changes are moot, since they always upload the full repo, but for Console users, this can lead to missing dependencies when enabling packs.
For more information, see this ticket in #ask.
Changes
Testing