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E2E - No longer able to run native build tests with Quarkus 2.13.0 (Camel Catalog 1.15.x) #3773

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tadayosi opened this issue Oct 25, 2022 · 3 comments · Fixed by #3776
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Related to #3715.

I've been investigating why the native build E2E tests keep failing on release-1.10.x whereas they don't on main.
https://github.com/apache/camel-k/actions/runs/3312246340/jobs/5468684587

I found that the key difference is the runtime versions used:

$ git diff release-1.10.x -- script/Makefile
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-RUNTIME_VERSION := 1.15.1
+RUNTIME_VERSION := 1.14.0

So release-1.10.x is updated to Camel K runtime 1.15.1 while main remains with 1.14.0.

That means we will no longer be able to run native build tests with Quarkus 2.13.0 (Camel Catalog 1.15.x) or later. As soon as upgrading the runtime version used, we'll see the same failures with the main branch as well.

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squakez commented Oct 25, 2022

That's exactly the reason why I opened: #3764. We will see likely the errors also against 1.16.0-SNAPSHOT then. Let's figure it out how to fix in main and release-1.10.x then.

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tadayosi commented Oct 26, 2022

Yes, I am aware of #3764. The exact reason why #3764 is failing at native-it is because of this issue.

And again, a simple fix of increasing timeout (40min -> 60min this time) seems to work #3774. I'll port #3774 to main as well as a short-term workaround.

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squakez commented Oct 26, 2022

Perfect. I'll wait that one to be merged and rebase the failing PR. Thanks @tadayosi!!

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