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The test suite is still leaving many things behind after a test run: notably Recipients even after a fully successful run. This gets extra sticky if a test run is unable to clean up (panic, cancelled early) and dangling resources end up causing conflicts on the following test runs.
Implementing Sweepers may help ease the pain here, especially if the entire test suite ends up prefixing resources with test- or test. or some such thing.
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Limit integration test runs with [concurrency
groups](https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-jobs/using-concurrency).
Not currently using `cancel-in-progress` until
[sweepers](#446)
are implemented and it's confirmed that they can run when receiving a
cancellation signal.
Adds
[Sweepers](https://developer.hashicorp.com/terraform/plugin/testing/acceptance-tests/sweepers)
to the project with an initial sweeper for recipients (which seem to
cause the most test failures/conflicts).
This also attempts to get all recipients named with a `test.` prefix
(`#test.` for Slack recipients) establishing the convention that if a
thing's name starts with `test.` is can be "swept".
- Closes#446
The test suite is still leaving many things behind after a test run: notably Recipients even after a fully successful run. This gets extra sticky if a test run is unable to clean up (panic, cancelled early) and dangling resources end up causing conflicts on the following test runs.
Implementing Sweepers may help ease the pain here, especially if the entire test suite ends up prefixing resources with
test-
ortest.
or some such thing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: