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Run workspace integration tests nightly against main on core-dev #9597
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There is no werft deployed/installed in the preview environment, we can't run the integration test job which is deploying/running by the werft. That is, now we could only run the nightly integration test on the Besides that, sending the Slack notification to the workspace team slack channel might pollute the channel and I see the IDE team post the integration test result to channel #ide-jobs, I think we could create a new channel #workspace-jobs rather than using the existing #t_workspace, WDYT? cc @kylos101 |
I believe when core-dev is gone, that main's preview environment should be generated by Hertzner. Can you ask Platform team what the plan is, for the main branch's preview environment? I hope it is Hertzner, but good to confirm. #workspace-jobs is a good idea. 👍 We were talking about doing something similar for Front messages recently. |
After discussing with Kyle, now the default development cluster is |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
Run integration tests nightly against main for workspace components to make sure the latest main branch does not break the quality.
Describe the behaviour you'd like
Run integration tests nightly against main for workspace components by werft job running on core-dev environment, after the job finish, send a slack notification to the team workspace slack channel.
Describe alternatives you've considered
We could consider running integration per PR if the code change is related to workspace team components.
Additional context
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