Many tests that depend on the TangoTest service provided by the tangocs/tango-test docker image started to fail at about the time when the tangocs/tango-test:latest was updated to point to tangocs/tango-test:2.1 (december 2019). Previously it pointed to tangocs/tango-test:9.3.3-rc1 and tests were ok.
A manual check confirms that using tangocs/tango-test:latest (=2.1) causes the TangoTest service not being available (the container exits immediately).
Fix by pinning the version of the docker image to tangocs/tango-test:9.3.3-rc1
IMPORTANT: even with this fix applied, many travis runs still fail randomly. There are further issues that need to be fixed.
cmft
commented
4 years ago
Many tests that depend on the TangoTest service provided by the tangocs/tango-test docker image started to fail at about the time when the tangocs/tango-test:latest was updated to point to tangocs/tango-test:2.1 (december 2019). Previously it pointed to tangocs/tango-test:9.3.3-rc1 and tests were ok. A manual check confirms that using tangocs/tango-test:latest (=2.1) causes the TangoTest service not being available (the container exits immediately).
Fix by pinning the version of the docker image to tangocs/tango-test:9.3.3-rc1
IMPORTANT: even with this fix applied, many travis runs still fail randomly. There are further issues that need to be fixed.