Ignoring a description for all languages makes it pointless to run the test at all

[andreaTP]

Here:

kiota/it/config.json

Line 82 in b7e87fd

"Language": "all",

the Github API IT test is ignored for all the languages, and it breaks the expectation that the description is actually tested.

Either:

• remove the description in first place from the matrix:

  kiota/.github/workflows/integration-tests.yml

  Line 61 in fc71395

  - "apisguru::github.com:api.github.com"

  (at least will spare the resources used in CI without reporting meaningful results)
• fix the generation, the check have been disabled in 1.12 and it only took 3 releases (1.15) to introduce a regression + breaking changes

The best would the latter.

[baywet]

Thanks for pointing this out, after working on #5610 I noticed a couple of things went wrong:

• "all" suppressions are too broad and often mask other errors in other languages: This is now mitigated by the fact that we don't have any of them anymore. We could also remove the parsing ability for all in the future to prevent people from using them.
• Outdated language suppressions: effectively the linked issues had been fixed, but never removed. We could probably automate checks like that to parse the configuration file, and fail if a suppression links to an issue that is closed.
• Language suppressions might mask other issues: we often have things like "/path/a" creates one kind of issue which we suppressed, but a regression introduces a breakage in "/path/b" instead. Moving from "global" language suppressions to only path exclusions with rationale might help with that. I don't know how much work it'd represent though.
• For some reasons, suppressions meant for the github API ended up on the petstore API. This is fixed now.
• Generally the defects that are used for suppressions don't end up being fixed. This is more of an organizational issue, coupled with other priorities. We've had yet another re-org last month or so, and this ones seems to improve this front: we're able to fix issues faster than they get created.

I hope this context helps. Let me know if I missed anything.