-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 244
New issue
Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.
By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.
Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account
Missing documents for what senarios are being tested #1164
Comments
Yes, the test scenario are documented but not in that impressive way (Mixture of context and implementation in same file). Unlike other gherkin supported test frame work, [5] onsi/ginkgo#535
The third option is hard or near to impossible atm but I can still see this is a best option as part of test documentation is concerned
Good to have these info in somewhere Odo doc (Could be a new doc file or in an existing doc file) if not yet documented.
Could not get it. Would you share what is your test expectation in the category of e2e and integration test. An example would really be helpful
Right, This is just a premature test doc file |
we have tests running on 3 latest versions of openshift. ( v4.3,2.1 at the time of writing ) and have neatly defined spec and can run tests which are scoped into "component", "storage", "url" etc. |
[kind/Documentation]
What did you find missing in the documentation?
There is no document that provides a broad overview of what is being tested, and to what extent it is being tested. What i mean by this is a document that lists:
The test scenarios of odo that are being tested
Against which environments, are each of the scenarios tested in?
Against which versions of OpenShift are each of the scenarios tested against?
Under which category of testing does this happen (e2e/integration/etc)?
Note: I am talking actual scenarios and not just commands (although a scenario could be a single command). In fact some tests, may not even involve running commands
Already looked at #430 and while the table there says which commands are tested or not to an extent by e2e it does not give the extent.
What is the relevence of it?
Having a detailed view will help us know how far we are, from having a decently tested project, which we can vouch for without having to go look at actual code. It should also give us a biases to say go and talk to OpenShift team to get tests added to prow there, allowing us to coordinate better with OpenShift team.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: