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Based on the discussion here, we should move from verbose mode of running e2e tests to running tests in normal mode. We don't necessarily need verbose because golang test suite will dump the output of the failed test anyway if any test fails.
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semaphore e2e tests are still verbose.
It is really hard to find out why the test is failing in all that input.
I really like go test behavior, if everything is ok, it just prints OK and nothing more. If the test fails that verbose output is shown, but only for failed tests.
We should do the same for our e2e tests
We should also clean up errors, that are actually not errors, like showing
0: dial tcp 192.168.122.112:31850: getsockopt: connection refused
e2e_test.go:217: error while making http request "http://192.168.122.112:31850" for service "web:80", err: Get http://192.168.122.112:31850: dial tcp 192.168.122.112:31850: getsockopt: connection refused
while waiting for pods to come up. Technically this is not error. An error means that something went wrong that is permanent and it can't be recovered from. This is error only when it times up.
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Based on the discussion here, we should move from verbose mode of running e2e tests to running tests in normal mode. We don't necessarily need verbose because golang test suite will dump the output of the failed test anyway if any test fails.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: