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OSAC-5970: remove redundant E2E test and add integration tests - #1445
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I don't like this test to being with. An E2E test is a black box test. All interactions should go through the OSAC API server, not directly to the K8S cluster. Now it's the running state, next it will be the number of CPU. See below, the test continues to patch the number of CPUs directly on the cluster.
If there's already a test for this with the OSAC APIs, then we can remove this one. If not, let's adjust it
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4 out of 5 checks in this test are already covered via the gRPC API in test_compute_instance_instance_type.py:
- runStrategy mutability — test_compute_instance_resize_while_stopped_applies_on_start
- vcpus/memoryGiB mutability — test_compute_instance_resize_requires_restart_and_applies_new_resources, test_compute_instance_resize_via_cli
The only uncovered check is image immutability. This can't be tested via gRPC because image is a reserved field in the proto — a gRPC update with image would silently ignore it rather than error.
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- Keep only the image immutability check as a webhook validation test for direct kubectl/oc patching.
- Delete this entire test file — the only test actually removed is the image immutability, which is a CRD webhook concern, not a fulfillment service test. My preference is this option.
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If this is the case, then this test should be deleted as an E2E test. We should make sure that there's an equivilant integration test in fulfillment-service/it/
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Done — the E2E test has been removed and equivalent integration tests have been added in fulfillment-service/it/it_compute_instance_update_test.go, covering both run_strategy and instance_type updates through the gRPC API.
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fulfillment-service/it/it_compute_instance_update_test.go (1)
142-169: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winRetain the operator-CR regression checks for
vcpusandmemoryGiB.The operator CR still defines both fields as required and mutable. Its validation tests update and persist each field. This public API test covers only
spec.instance_type, so it cannot detect a regression in direct Kubernetes CR updates. Keep equivalent E2E checks for both fields.instance_typesupersedes them in the fulfillment protobuf, not in the operator CR contract.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @fulfillment-service/it/it_compute_instance_update_test.go:
- Around line 142-169: Extend the operator-CR regression coverage alongside the
instance_type check to update and verify persistence of both vcpus and
memoryGiB. Keep these direct Kubernetes CR checks because the fulfillment
protobuf’s instance_type coverage does not exercise the operator CR contract.
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Delete the E2E test test_compute_instance_api_fields which bypassed the fulfillment service. Its checks are already covered by E2E tests in test_compute_instance_instance_type.py. Add integration tests for run_strategy and instance_type updates in fulfillment-service/it/ to ensure equivalent coverage. Signed-off-by: Chai Bot <chai-bot@redhat.com> Assisted-by: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ygalblum I had rebased onto main earlier today, but it looks like there may have been additional changes on main since then. The latest HEAD has all CI running with AI-generated. Review for accuracy. |
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Delete the redundant E2E test
test_compute_instance_api_fieldswhich bypassed the fulfillment service by patching the ComputeInstance CR directly viakubectl. Add equivalent integration tests infulfillment-service/it/.What changed
Deleted:
tests/e2e/vmaas/regression/test_compute_instance_api_fields.py4 of its 5 checks are already covered via the fulfillment service gRPC API in
test_compute_instance_instance_type.py:test_compute_instance_resize_while_stopped_applies_on_starttest_compute_instance_resize_requires_restart_and_applies_new_resources,test_compute_instance_resize_via_cliThe 5th check (image immutability) can't be tested via gRPC because
imageis a reserved field in the proto. It is already covered by operator unit tests incomputeinstance_validation_test.go.Added to
fulfillment-service/it/it_compute_instance_update_test.go:"allows run_strategy updates through the public API"— updates ALWAYS→HALTED→ALWAYS viaComputeInstances/Update, verifies response and persistence via Get"allows instance_type updates through the public API"— creates two InstanceTypes, updates CI from the first to the second, verifies response and persistence via GetRelated
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run_strategyandinstance_type. The tests check the update response and the value returned byGet.Risk classification
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