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Test framework should support custom taints during testing #83329
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@johnSchnake, this issue is still relevant to run e2e tests on a live cluster with taints enabled. How to get the respective SIG to take note of this issue? |
What would you like to be added:
A flag/config option for the framework which allows you to specify taints which should be supported by workloads.
What we would do is create a mutating webhook which would ensure pods tolerate a given list of taints. After the tests are completed, the webhook would be removed.
Why is this needed:
This helps users who run in heavily tainted environments continue to run the test suite.
This is a follow-up issue based on the discussion here: #81043 (comment)
/area conformance
/area e2e-framework
/sig testing
/priority important-soon
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