Add .ci directory to run tests on CI #30
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This commit renames the support module to common, to better align name with intent.
This commit adds the .ci directory with DockerFile, scripts and certs to compile the project and run tests on CI. This follows the convention of other official language clients.
This commit compiles the client in test mode, compiling all the test dependencies
This commit adds a .dockerignore file that ignores files and directories that are not relevant to the docker build context.
This commit indexes some documents into Elasticsearch as a setup for integration tests.
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This PR adds a .ci directory to the repository with contents that will allow tests to be run on CI in the future.
The .ci directory contains a DockerFile that compiles the client package in test mode (i.e. it compiles dependencies also used in tests), currently Debug/Unoptimized. The container is currently based on rust nightly because the
reqwestdependency is a preview that depends on another crate that uses features that do not allow it to be run on stable. Once these stabilize, stable should be used rather than nightly.Shell and PowerShell scripts are included that
cargo testagainst the client containerCI uses the shell scripts, and the PowerShell scripts are provided to allow running it locally on Windows.