Running EZID tests in docker and GitHub action #18
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Add test-runner-ezid-status to docker-compose file Save apitest account passowrd as github repo secret Setup environment variables for the secret
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I tested out both doing docker compose manually with setting the environment variable and using the run_ezid_tests.sh script. Both worked well for me.
At first I had forgotten if this was to run tests against local code for checking functionality or to check what was on the servers, but then I remembered. It ran well for me and I tried both dev and stage.
This isn't running against pull requests to EZID, also, is it?
Feel free to merge and it seems useful!
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@sfisher Thank you Scott for reviewing and testing. Jing |
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@sfisher Hi Scott,
Here are the major changes:
Added files:
.env: used to trigger GitHub actionezid-tests.yml: define GitHub workflowdocker-compose.yml: define theseleniarm/standalone-chromiumand EZID test containersDockerfile: to build a Docker image for EZID testsezid_ui_tests_docker.py: Docker version EZID UI tests derived fromezid_ui_tests.py. The major change was to use a remote Selenium server instead of a local installed one.run_ezid_tests.sh: a wrapper to combine functional tests (defined inverify_ezid_status.py) and UI tests (defined in `ezid_ui_tests_docker.py" in one scriptPlease take a look and let me know if you have questions.
Thank you
Jing