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Fix Community Metrics Prober job#39290

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Fixes #33066
Successful run: https://github.com/apache/beam/actions/runs/29121034328/job/86455939450


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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses issues in the Community Metrics Prober job by enforcing secure connections to the Grafana endpoint and fixing minor syntax errors in the test suite. These changes ensure the health checks remain reliable and follow current security best practices.

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  • Security Update: Updated the Grafana endpoint to use HTTPS to ensure secure communication.
  • Code Correctness: Corrected Groovy syntax by changing property access to method calls for collection size checks.
  • Documentation: Fixed a typo in the class documentation comment.
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This pull request updates the ProberTests class by correcting a typo in the class documentation, switching the Grafana endpoint to HTTPS, and updating the collection size checks from .size to .size(). The review feedback suggests leveraging 'Groovy Truth' (e.g., assert dashboardNames and assert alerts) instead of checking .size() > 0. This is more idiomatic in Groovy and safer, as it avoids potential NullPointerExceptions if the collections are null.

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// Validate at least one expected dashboard exists
assert dashboardNames.contains('Post-commit Test Reliability') : 'Expected dashboard does not exist'
assert dashboardNames.size > 0 : "No dashboards found. Check Grafana dashboard initialization script."
assert dashboardNames.size() > 0 : "No dashboards found. Check Grafana dashboard initialization script."

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In Groovy, you can leverage "Groovy Truth" to check if a collection is non-null and non-empty. Using assert dashboardNames is more idiomatic and safer as it avoids potential NullPointerException if the collection is null, throwing a clear AssertionError instead.

    assert dashboardNames : "No dashboards found. Check Grafana dashboard initialization script."

def alertsJson = "${grafanaEndpoint}/api/alerts?dashboardQuery=Source%20Data%20Freshness".toURL().text
def alerts = new JsonSlurper().parseText(alertsJson)
assert alerts.size > 0
assert alerts.size() > 0

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In Groovy, you can leverage "Groovy Truth" to check if a collection is non-null and non-empty. Using assert alerts is more idiomatic and safer as it avoids potential NullPointerException if alerts is null, throwing a clear AssertionError instead.

    assert alerts

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Thank you!

@Abacn Abacn merged commit cccb649 into master Jul 10, 2026
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The Community Metrics Prober job is flaky

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