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Each E2E test should be runnable locally #100

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RothAndrew opened this issue Oct 7, 2021 · 3 comments
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Each E2E test should be runnable locally #100

RothAndrew opened this issue Oct 7, 2021 · 3 comments
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The E2E tests use Terratest to spin up EC2 instances in AWS so that we can parallelize them and make them ephemeral. We want the ability to run the same tests locally, possibly using Vagrant.

  • Each Terratest-based E2E test should have a local variant
  • Code should be shared as much as possible. One idea that has been floated is to abstract the test logic into a Makefile that both sides use
@YrrepNoj YrrepNoj moved this to New Requests in Zarf Project Board Jan 10, 2022
@YrrepNoj YrrepNoj moved this from New Requests to Planned in Zarf Project Board Jan 10, 2022
@RothAndrew RothAndrew moved this from Planned to Ready to Start in Zarf Project Board Jan 24, 2022
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This issue needs to be reworked due to the changes in #237

@jeff-mccoy Can you brain-dump your thoughts here on what you want to be able to do?

@RothAndrew RothAndrew moved this from Ready to Start to Planned in Zarf Project Board Jan 24, 2022
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Blocked by #265

@YrrepNoj YrrepNoj self-assigned this Feb 14, 2022
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Closed by #319

Repository owner moved this from Planned to Done in Zarf Project Board Mar 7, 2022
@Racer159 Racer159 moved this to Done in Zarf Project Board Apr 18, 2023
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