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[DO NOT MERGE] KAFKA-14533: re-enable the 'false' parameter of SmokeTestDriverIntegrationTest #13155
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// TODO KAFKA-14533: debug and re-enable both parameters | ||
Boolean.TRUE | ||
//Boolean.FALSE | ||
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For some additional data I also swapped the order of the two parameters, in case that happens to reveal something about the underlying source of failure here 🤷♀️
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Good idea!
…okeTestDriverIntegrationTest (#13156) I immediately saw a failure with stateUpdaterEnabled = true after disabling the false parameter, which suggests the problem actually does lie in the state updater itself and not the act of parametrization of the test. To verify this theory, and help stabilize the 3.4 release branch, let's try one more test by swapping out the true build in favor of the false one. If the listOffsets requests stop failing and causing this integration test to hit the global timeout as is currently happening at such a high rate, then we have pretty good evidence pointing at the state updater and should be able to debug things more easily from there. After getting in a few builds to see whether the flakiness subsides, we should merge this PR to re-enable both parameters going forward: #13155 Reviewers: Anna Sophie Blee-Goldman <ableegoldman@apache.org>
…okeTestDriverIntegrationTest (#13156) I immediately saw a failure with stateUpdaterEnabled = true after disabling the false parameter, which suggests the problem actually does lie in the state updater itself and not the act of parametrization of the test. To verify this theory, and help stabilize the 3.4 release branch, let's try one more test by swapping out the true build in favor of the false one. If the listOffsets requests stop failing and causing this integration test to hit the global timeout as is currently happening at such a high rate, then we have pretty good evidence pointing at the state updater and should be able to debug things more easily from there. After getting in a few builds to see whether the flakiness subsides, we should merge this PR to re-enable both parameters going forward: #13155 Reviewers: Anna Sophie Blee-Goldman <ableegoldman@apache.org>
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…okeTestDriverIntegrationTest (apache#13156) I immediately saw a failure with stateUpdaterEnabled = true after disabling the false parameter, which suggests the problem actually does lie in the state updater itself and not the act of parametrization of the test. To verify this theory, and help stabilize the 3.4 release branch, let's try one more test by swapping out the true build in favor of the false one. If the listOffsets requests stop failing and causing this integration test to hit the global timeout as is currently happening at such a high rate, then we have pretty good evidence pointing at the state updater and should be able to debug things more easily from there. After getting in a few builds to see whether the flakiness subsides, we should merge this PR to re-enable both parameters going forward: apache#13155 Reviewers: Anna Sophie Blee-Goldman <ableegoldman@apache.org>
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re-enabled already in beb0be5#diff-26010bb30ef947a13d4d6d35866c892258dc59dad4d5e2d40c9bb6059fb35381R99 |
Doing the PR to re-enable the test build that I temporarily disabled in #13147 in order to help with debugging and to stabilize the 3.4 release branch.
I'm still debugging this so we should not merge this PR just yet, but I wanted to at least open it now so it's not forgotten