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Add new security tests (Part 2: ssl-tests) #4403
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ssl-tests should now be ready for inclusion. Jtreg scripts are located in jtreg-wrappers directory in project repo. In GH actions Temurins (8,11,17,19) are passing on linux/win/macos and also linux+jtreg. Dependencies:
How to run as jtreg: |
I have done some experiments: I have first tried to add this as functional same way as CryptoTest: I have not seen a way to add system dependencies in functional tests, so I have tried external, where I saw docker is used and dependencies can be installed: |
@smlambert I have just tested functional variant with one more fix [1], locally, on system where it has all system dependencies installed and it passed. I think you have said in some meeting, that this variant would need dependencies added to playbook somewhere. Is that something to be added somewhere in this repo, or is that different repo? Maybe here? [2] [1] https://github.com/zzambers/aqa-tests/tree/ssl-tests-wip |
@zzambers - indeed for machine configuration (which we do via Ansible playbooks), we'd make the change in the playbooks in the infrastructure repo, https://github.com/adoptium/infrastructure. For guidance there, perhaps connect with @steelhead31 or @Haroon-Khel this week |
In favour of #4835, close it. |
Related to #3829 - this issue encapsulates the desire to add this set of tests:
https://github.com/rh-openjdk/ssl-tests to AQAvit.
To resolve this issue, we can follow the same approach as was done in Part 1: CryptoTests resolved by this #4327 (which resolved #4356).
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