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DHFPROD-466 Improving tests for quickstart host config #875
DHFPROD-466 Improving tests for quickstart host config #875
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The latest push should give us complete e2e clean tests. |
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Charles,
2 . StreamCollectorTest is supposed to run with specific heap settings
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Thanks Srinath. I can make marklogic/datahub-central#1519 work this way, I was curious about it. not sure what to do about marklogic/datahub-central#1518 but maybe we can revisit it. I recommend ditching eclipse. I recommend that every time it comes up. IDEA is better. |
So there are two solutions for number 2. We can separate stream collector, as you have, and provide a separate hub install/uninstall, or we could run the whole suite with the memory constraints you need for stream collector test. |
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Well that single failure is the mlcp one. Can we merge this and take up the classpath length as a separate issue? |
I think we can do that. I am not sure if the failure in jenkins is also due to classpath length. I have only seen that (classpath length issue) in my local machine. |
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I've committed something that might help the mlcp classpath issue. I see what the problem is, and have tried just shrinking the runtime classpath to be smaller for the mlcp call. |
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This PR, again, delivers some big changes to unit tests.
It has a small issue, again something with setup and teardown, where tracing counts fail for certain legacy flows.
When I run the tests with develop, then run the e2e tests on this branch, they all pass. mysterious what prevents tracing from working on these handful of tests.
also there's a init() test which fails once during a whole run, then passes. This looks like an innocuous issue.
I'd like a good analysis from @srinath as first priority, as getting this right is blocking my other fixes for the sprint.