Good job! I will check it later

Good job! please resolve the review comments, thanks!

please support consul_kv as well.

@shreemaan-abhishek I'am working on that.

Can anyone please tell me how to write an assert for accepting one of two error codes?
I tried:

--- error_code eval
qr/200|403/

but this doesn't seem to work. It doesn't match but according to Regex101 it should.
The error is:

got: '403'
expected: '(?^:200|403)'

The reason is, that bootstrapping the ACL twice is not allowed which returns 403 which is totally fine.

Could you please share the complete test case?

The reason is, that bootstrapping the ACL twice is not allowed which returns 403 which is totally fine.

Do the test case results alternate between 200 and 403? If it returns 403 every time you can just check for the 403 error code 🤔

This is the complete test:

=== TEST 13: bootstrap acl
--- config
location /v1/acl {
    proxy_pass http://127.0.0.1:8502;
}
--- request eval
"PUT /v1/acl/bootstrap\n" . "{\"BootstrapSecret\": \"2b778dd9-f5f1-6f29-b4b4-9a5fa948757a\"}"
--- error_code eval
qr/200|403/

Yes the result alternates. It returns 200 the first time but every re-run will return 403 because the ACL system can only be bootstrapped once. And because testing the ACL bootstrap procedure of consul is not the case here, I would say both retrurn codes are fine.

Is it okay to not consider the re-run case and expect error_code: 200? Because in the CI if during a re-run all systems start from scratch.

If you are testing manually in your machine consider restarting the docker container or something.

I hope I didn't get you wrong 😂

Is it okay to not consider the re-run case and expect error_code: 200? Because in the CI if during a re-run all systems start from scratch.

If you are testing manually in your machine consider restarting the docker container or something.

I hope I didn't get you wrong 😂

The thing is that i'am sharing the consul docker instance between the test files consul.t and consul_kv.t.
My idea was to add this test to both files because it's needed for the following tests to be executed.
Or is there a guaranteed order in which the test files are beeing executed?

EDIT: Got it working. There is a special error_code_like option.
--- error_code_like: ^(?:200|403)$

please fix the failing tests

@monkeyDluffy6017 can you please re-run the failed chaos-test workflow? It couldnt install helm for some reason.