Fix test flakiness because of timming issues #184
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March 23, 2021 16:26
This simplifies the fixtures, so it is easier to add a flag to pytest to use an process started without the fixtures.
Adds CLI options to configure test fixtures for using external services. Previously this was done with environment variables, the advantage of the flags is that `pytest --help tests` will show the options, and that now there is a bit of validation to allow all test to run.
When executing tests with a Kafka broker in a docker container it takes some additional time for the Rest/Registry servers to synchronize, that caused flakiness. The flakiness issues were fixed with a polling tool that waits until the new topic is seen.
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moved this commit to #183 because it needs the Expiration class. |
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depends on #180
When running the tests with external services it may take a little while for the services to pick up freshly created topics.