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Make the acceptance test use the the current logstash package. #5212

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ph opened this issue Apr 27, 2016 · 2 comments
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Make the acceptance test use the the current logstash package. #5212

ph opened this issue Apr 27, 2016 · 2 comments
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The current acceptance test only work with the remote logstash package.

I don't think this is necessary and should be refactored to work with the current logstash version which is a Logstash snapshot version by itself.

So running the acceptance test would do the following.

  • Make the artifacts, tar, deb, rpm
  • Run the acceptance test on the generated artifact.
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The packages will be generated and make available in a vagrant shared folder and will be renamed to

logstash-current-snapshot.deb
logstash-current-snapshot.deb
logstash-current-snapshot.zip
logstash-current-snapshot.tar.gz

We will need some logic in place to simulate an upgrade scenario, fetch a previous package?

This was not necessary, all the existing code was already working.

ph added a commit to ph/logstash that referenced this issue Apr 28, 2016
@ph
Allow to run acceptance test with the local logstash
e9f7fff 
This change introduce a new command `bin/ci_acceptance` which is
responsable of building the packages, bootstraping the acceptance test
environement, launching the VMs and running the tests.

This PR also add a new rake task to build all the artifacts in a single
run called `rake artifact:all` it make sure we only install the plugin
only once and make the build process faster.

Fixes: elastic#5212
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ph added a commit to ph/logstash that referenced this issue Apr 28, 2016
@ph
Allow to run acceptance test with the local logstash
c4c3f39 
This change introduce a new command bin/ci_acceptance which is
responsable of building the packages, bootstraping the acceptance test
environement, launching the VMs and running the tests.

This PR also add a new rake task to build all the artifacts in a single
run called rake artifact:all it make sure we only install the plugin
only once and make the build process faster.

Fixes: elastic#5212
k
ph added a commit to ph/logstash that referenced this issue Apr 28, 2016
@ph
Allow to run acceptance test with the local logstash
8f912db 
This change introduce a new command ci/ci_acceptance which is
responsable of building the packages, bootstraping the acceptance test
environement, launching the VMs and running the tests.

This PR also add a new rake task to build all the artifacts in a single
run called rake artifact:all it make sure we only install the plugin
only once and make the build process faster.

Fixes: elastic#5212
k
ph added a commit to ph/logstash that referenced this issue Apr 28, 2016
@ph
Allow to run acceptance test with the local logstash
44dab96 
This change introduce a new command ci/ci_acceptance which is
responsable of building the packages, bootstraping the acceptance test
environement, launching the VMs and running the tests.

This PR also add a new rake task to build all the artifacts in a single
run called rake artifact:all it make sure we only install the plugin
only once and make the build process faster.

Fixes: elastic#5212
k
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purbon commented Apr 29, 2016

closing this as this is already an option and the way the test are designed.

@purbon purbon closed this as completed Apr 29, 2016
ph added a commit to ph/logstash that referenced this issue Apr 29, 2016
@ph
Allow to run acceptance test with the local logstash
a79932d 
This change introduce a new command ci/ci_acceptance which is
responsable of building the packages, bootstraping the acceptance test
environment, launching the VMs and running the tests.

You can use the following command to target specific platform.

```
ci/ci_acceptance.sh all
ci/ci_acceptance.sh centos
ci/ci_acceptance.sh debian
```

This PR also add a new rake task to build all the artifacts in a single
run called rake artifact:all it make sure we only install the plugin
only once and make the build process faster.

Fixes: elastic#5212
elasticsearch-bot pushed a commit that referenced this issue May 3, 2016
@ph
Allow to run acceptance test with the local logstash
f7d8ed7 
This change introduce a new command ci/ci_acceptance which is
responsable of building the packages, bootstraping the acceptance test
environment, launching the VMs and running the tests.

You can use the following command to target specific platform.

```
ci/ci_acceptance.sh all
ci/ci_acceptance.sh centos
ci/ci_acceptance.sh debian
```

This PR also add a new rake task to build all the artifacts in a single
run called rake artifact:all it make sure we only install the plugin
only once and make the build process faster.

Fixes: #5212

Fixes #5218
purbon pushed a commit that referenced this issue May 4, 2016
@ph
Allow to run acceptance test with the local logstash
784ebdc 
This change introduce a new command ci/ci_acceptance which is
responsable of building the packages, bootstraping the acceptance test
environment, launching the VMs and running the tests.

You can use the following command to target specific platform.

```
ci/ci_acceptance.sh all
ci/ci_acceptance.sh centos
ci/ci_acceptance.sh debian
```

This PR also add a new rake task to build all the artifacts in a single
run called rake artifact:all it make sure we only install the plugin
only once and make the build process faster.

Fixes: #5212

Fixes #5218
purbon pushed a commit that referenced this issue May 10, 2016
@ph
Allow to run acceptance test with the local logstash
4ed8e30 
This change introduce a new command ci/ci_acceptance which is
responsable of building the packages, bootstraping the acceptance test
environment, launching the VMs and running the tests.

You can use the following command to target specific platform.

```
ci/ci_acceptance.sh all
ci/ci_acceptance.sh centos
ci/ci_acceptance.sh debian
```

This PR also add a new rake task to build all the artifacts in a single
run called rake artifact:all it make sure we only install the plugin
only once and make the build process faster.

Fixes: #5212

Fixes #5218
purbon pushed a commit that referenced this issue May 12, 2016
@ph
Allow to run acceptance test with the local logstash
fd7eed1 
This change introduce a new command ci/ci_acceptance which is
responsable of building the packages, bootstraping the acceptance test
environment, launching the VMs and running the tests.

You can use the following command to target specific platform.

```
ci/ci_acceptance.sh all
ci/ci_acceptance.sh centos
ci/ci_acceptance.sh debian
```

This PR also add a new rake task to build all the artifacts in a single
run called rake artifact:all it make sure we only install the plugin
only once and make the build process faster.

Fixes: #5212

Fixes #5218
purbon pushed a commit that referenced this issue May 18, 2016
@ph
Allow to run acceptance test with the local logstash
e601ce2 
This change introduce a new command ci/ci_acceptance which is
responsable of building the packages, bootstraping the acceptance test
environment, launching the VMs and running the tests.

You can use the following command to target specific platform.

```
ci/ci_acceptance.sh all
ci/ci_acceptance.sh centos
ci/ci_acceptance.sh debian
```

This PR also add a new rake task to build all the artifacts in a single
run called rake artifact:all it make sure we only install the plugin
only once and make the build process faster.

Fixes: #5212

Fixes #5218
purbon pushed a commit that referenced this issue May 24, 2016
@ph
Allow to run acceptance test with the local logstash
c75dbad 
This change introduce a new command ci/ci_acceptance which is
responsable of building the packages, bootstraping the acceptance test
environment, launching the VMs and running the tests.

You can use the following command to target specific platform.

```
ci/ci_acceptance.sh all
ci/ci_acceptance.sh centos
ci/ci_acceptance.sh debian
```

This PR also add a new rake task to build all the artifacts in a single
run called rake artifact:all it make sure we only install the plugin
only once and make the build process faster.

Fixes: #5212

Fixes #5218
purbon pushed a commit that referenced this issue May 27, 2016
@ph
Allow to run acceptance test with the local logstash
4261bf0 
This change introduce a new command ci/ci_acceptance which is
responsable of building the packages, bootstraping the acceptance test
environment, launching the VMs and running the tests.

You can use the following command to target specific platform.

```
ci/ci_acceptance.sh all
ci/ci_acceptance.sh centos
ci/ci_acceptance.sh debian
```

This PR also add a new rake task to build all the artifacts in a single
run called rake artifact:all it make sure we only install the plugin
only once and make the build process faster.

Fixes: #5212

Fixes #5218
purbon pushed a commit that referenced this issue May 30, 2016
@ph
Allow to run acceptance test with the local logstash
cf36f31 
This change introduce a new command ci/ci_acceptance which is
responsable of building the packages, bootstraping the acceptance test
environment, launching the VMs and running the tests.

You can use the following command to target specific platform.

```
ci/ci_acceptance.sh all
ci/ci_acceptance.sh centos
ci/ci_acceptance.sh debian
```

This PR also add a new rake task to build all the artifacts in a single
run called rake artifact:all it make sure we only install the plugin
only once and make the build process faster.

Fixes: #5212

Fixes #5218
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