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Do you have a suggestion for code improvement or tracking existing technical debt? Please describe.
Many of our test flakes seem to be caused by resources not being ready because we are skipping the validation of their deployment, especially for the Curl pod.
We have defaults defined here and code that uses them here. We should be using these defaults and create reusable code for application and deletion of these resources
that can be passed to these functions. This requires adding TestInstallation() and Ctx() methods to each individual suite that uses these common functions, but long term I think that is cleaner than passing the individual components as needed.
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Do you have a suggestion for code improvement or tracking existing technical debt? Please describe.
Many of our test flakes seem to be caused by resources not being ready because we are skipping the validation of their deployment, especially for the Curl pod.
We have defaults defined here and code that uses them here. We should be using these defaults and create reusable code for application and deletion of these resources
Describe the solution you'd like
An approach has been started here: #9979
The common functions will require access to components of the suite - as implemented in the PR linked above, they require:
instead of passing these individually, a
CommonTestSuite
interface has been created:that can be passed to these functions. This requires adding TestInstallation() and Ctx() methods to each individual suite that uses these common functions, but long term I think that is cleaner than passing the individual components as needed.
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No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: