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allow longer upgrade times to run tests, but continue to fail junit at 75 minutes #25411
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/retest Please review the full test history for this PR and help us cut down flakes. |
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only touches upgrade tests, they pass. merging to improve aws signal |
durationToSoftFailure was added in 4447a19 (allow longer upgrade times to run tests, but continue to fail at 75 minutes, 2020-08-12, openshift#25411), but didn't get the 2x on rollbacks we'e been adding to maximumDuration since a53efd5 (Support --options on upgrade tests to abort in progress, 2019-04-29, openshift#22726). That's recently been causing the cluster-version operator's A->B->A rollback CI jobs to time out [1]. This commit catches durationToSoftFailure up with the "2x on rollbacks" approach, and also mentions "aborted" in messages for those types of tests, to help remind folks what's going on. An alternative approach would be to teach clusterUpgrade to treat rollbacks as two separate hops (one for A->B, and another for B->A). But that would be a more involved restructuring, and since we already had the 2x maximumDuration precedent in place, I haven't gone in that direction. [1]: openshift/cluster-version-operator#514 (comment)
durationToSoftFailure was added in 4447a19 (allow longer upgrade times to run tests, but continue to fail at 75 minutes, 2020-08-12, openshift#25411), but didn't get the 2x on rollbacks we'e been adding to maximumDuration since a53efd5 (Support --options on upgrade tests to abort in progress, 2019-04-29, openshift#22726). That's recently been causing the cluster-version operator's A->B->A rollback CI jobs to time out [1]. This commit catches durationToSoftFailure up with the "2x on rollbacks" approach, and also mentions "aborted" in messages for those types of tests, to help remind folks what's going on. An alternative approach would be to teach clusterUpgrade to treat rollbacks as two separate hops (one for A->B, and another for B->A). But that would be a more involved restructuring, and since we already had the 2x maximumDuration precedent in place, I haven't gone in that direction. [1]: openshift/cluster-version-operator#514 (comment)
durationToSoftFailure was added in 4447a19 (allow longer upgrade times to run tests, but continue to fail at 75 minutes, 2020-08-12, openshift#25411), but didn't get the 2x on rollbacks we'e been adding to maximumDuration since a53efd5 (Support --options on upgrade tests to abort in progress, 2019-04-29, openshift#22726). That's recently been causing the cluster-version operator's A->B->A rollback CI jobs to time out [1]. This commit catches durationToSoftFailure up with the "2x on rollbacks" approach, and also mentions "aborted" in messages for those types of tests, to help remind folks what's going on. An alternative approach would be to teach clusterUpgrade to treat rollbacks as two separate hops (one for A->B, and another for B->A). But that would be a more involved restructuring, and since we already had the 2x maximumDuration precedent in place, I haven't gone in that direction. [1]: openshift/cluster-version-operator#514 (comment)
durationToSoftFailure was added in 4447a19 (allow longer upgrade times to run tests, but continue to fail at 75 minutes, 2020-08-12, openshift#25411), but didn't get the 2x on rollbacks we'e been adding to maximumDuration since a53efd5 (Support --options on upgrade tests to abort in progress, 2019-04-29, openshift#22726). That's recently been causing the cluster-version operator's A->B->A rollback CI jobs to time out [1]. This commit catches durationToSoftFailure up with the "2x on rollbacks" approach, and also mentions "aborted" in messages for those types of tests, to help remind folks what's going on. An alternative approach would be to teach clusterUpgrade to treat rollbacks as two separate hops (one for A->B, and another for B->A). But that would be a more involved restructuring, and since we already had the 2x maximumDuration precedent in place, I haven't gone in that direction. [1]: openshift/cluster-version-operator#514 (comment)
We think we're a few minutes slow on aws. This will let us work it out, while still having a clear indication of how slow we are.