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Issue details
Currently capturing snapshots in the form of Pulumi state files or GRPC logs creates data that informs the tests, and it's expected to be checked into the repository. This may be an unfortunate choice since it takes up space and creates spurious diffs, where ideally it is managed more automatically as opaque data.
We might want to consider out-of-repo storage options:
some place on GitHub Actions platform like artifacts
sidecar S3 buckets
https://www.pachyderm.com there is tooling out there in the space of checking in data descriptors but managing immutable data out-of-repo - I just name the one I remember
Whatever we design should be ideally compatible with:
external contributors having read access to the data if it informs tests they want to run
fully automated refresh jobs that keep the data fresh for Pulumi maintainers internally
fully automated baseline version upgrades
perhaps the above done in a way that's easy to replicate for external provider maintainers
For something lighter weight, we can just configure GitHub to ignore it when showing diffs.
Affected area/feature
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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Issue details
Currently capturing snapshots in the form of Pulumi state files or GRPC logs creates data that informs the tests, and it's expected to be checked into the repository. This may be an unfortunate choice since it takes up space and creates spurious diffs, where ideally it is managed more automatically as opaque data.
We might want to consider out-of-repo storage options:
Whatever we design should be ideally compatible with:
For something lighter weight, we can just configure GitHub to ignore it when showing diffs.
Affected area/feature
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: