Improve clustermesh's users management test reliability #24917
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Currently, the users management test uses a "sleep" with an hard-coded (low) duration to wait for the update events to be triggered after a file update. To improve reliability, let's switch to use the Eventually helper, hence retrying multiple times until the condition is satisfied, rather than waiting for a fixed amount of time. Fixes: 60f94e4 ("clustermesh-apiserver: implement users management for remote clusters") Signed-off-by: Marco Iorio <marco.iorio@isovalent.com>
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Marking as ready-to-merge, since reviews are in, and the integration tests passed (this PR only modifies one integration test, hence running the additional tests is superfluous). |
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Currently, the users management test uses a "sleep" with an hard-coded (low) duration to wait for the update events to be triggered after a file update. To improve reliability, let's switch to use the Eventually helper, hence retrying multiple times until the condition is satisfied, rather than waiting for a fixed amount of time.
Fixes: #24653