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Describe the solution you'd like
Upstream made an effort to ensure all conformance tests were properly tagged so that you didnt need to skip any tests to be a conformance run.
To support the older set of tests we delayed updating this so we still provide unnecessary env on the e2e test run that can be misleading (i.e. it implies that there are potentially Alpha conformance tests, or flakey conformance tests).
We will have to double-check what versions of k8s we support and when the upstream 'fixed' all the tests so conformance w/o a SKIP value was appropriate.
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With K8s v1.16, disruptive tests may not be part of the conformance
suite. As a result we need to ensure that user workloads are
protected by default while still allowing for CNCF certification
test runs.
In this PR we:
- rename the default `conformance` mode to be `non-disruptive-conformance`
and modified the skip list appropriately.
- added a `certified-conformance` mode which does not provide a skip list
and will run even the disruptive tests
- tweaked the naming to use lower case values by default to be more
consistent with our other flags/naming
Fixes#877Fixes#875
Signed-off-by: John Schnake <[email protected]>
Describe the solution you'd like
Upstream made an effort to ensure all conformance tests were properly tagged so that you didnt need to skip any tests to be a conformance run.
To support the older set of tests we delayed updating this so we still provide unnecessary env on the e2e test run that can be misleading (i.e. it implies that there are potentially Alpha conformance tests, or flakey conformance tests).
We will have to double-check what versions of k8s we support and when the upstream 'fixed' all the tests so conformance w/o a SKIP value was appropriate.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: