chore: allow multiple PRs to run the end-to-end tests at the same time #474
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guybedford
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This commit updates the test script to include the branch name in each of the end-to-end test applications -- this allows multiple branches to run the end-to-end tests at the same time. I've also updated the script to not tear-down the service if the tests have failed, this will enable us to debug the deployed application. When the tests pass, the tear-down will happen.
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This commit updates the test script to include the branch name in each of the end-to-end test applications -- this allows multiple branches to run the end-to-end tests at the same time.
I've also updated the script to not tear-down the service if the tests have failed, this will enable us to debug the deployed application. When the tests pass, the tear-down will happen.
I've also put the logs into groups which should make viewing them on github a lot nicer