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We'd like to provide a way to run one of the tests suites in the repo from a pipeline.
Scenario: run the tests suite for Ingest ManagerGiven the ingest manager pipeline in the Beats CI
When a change in the elastic-agent is detected
Then run the e2e tests for ingest-manager
Thinking out loud, this script makes me think that we do not need many of the variables for different test executions: i.e. the METRICBEAT_VERSION is not needed for ingest-manager, the KIND_VERSION is needed by Helm, only. So maybe we should create a different pipeline for each test suite, with proper variables each, although this adds the downstream issue we have been discussing in the past. Or we could create a script for running each test suite, which sets properly the environment for the specific suite.
@elastic/observablt-robots thoughts?
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We'd like to provide a way to run one of the tests suites in the repo from a pipeline.
Too run the tests, we should:
e2e/_suites
and executegodog
, orThinking out loud, this script makes me think that we do not need many of the variables for different test executions: i.e. the METRICBEAT_VERSION is not needed for ingest-manager, the KIND_VERSION is needed by Helm, only. So maybe we should create a different pipeline for each test suite, with proper variables each, although this adds the downstream issue we have been discussing in the past. Or we could create a script for running each test suite, which sets properly the environment for the specific suite.
@elastic/observablt-robots thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: