Add integration test for upgrading from edge#4557
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Thanks @kleimkuhler. It seems this requires some sort of Github admin setting to be tweaked in order to run?
Note that this also fixes #4472
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This might depend on #4571 in order to pass, so I'm merging that one now. |
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@kleimkuhler what do we need to do to get this merged? |
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@grampelberg It needs to be admin merged and then the expected checks need to be updated in GitHub settings. This PR changes a check name from |
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@admc can you help out? |
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## Problem #4557 changed the name of the function that `helm_upgrade_integration_tests` uses. `install_stable()` was renamed to `latest_release_channel()` and now takes an argument for specifying either `edge` or `stable`. `run_helm_upgrade_test` is a function used by the helm upgrade integration test and was not properly updated to use `latest_release_channel()`. This silently passed integration tests because `run_helm_upgrade_test` started passing an empty string for the version to upgrade from, which results in the default behavior of `install_test.go`--and therefore still passes. ## Solution `run_helm_upgrade_test` now uses `latest_release_channel()` and passes the proper argument. Additionally, it checks that the version returned from `latest_release_channel()` is not empty. If it is empty, it exits the test. This ensures something like this does happen in the future. Signed-off-by: Kevin Leimkuhler <[email protected]>
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Problem
#4557 changed the name of the function that
helm_upgrade_integration_testsuses.
install_stable()was renamed tolatest_release_channel()and now takes anargument for specifying either
edgeorstable.run_helm_upgrade_testis a function used by the helm upgrade integration testand was not properly updated to use
latest_release_channel().This silently passed integration tests because
run_helm_upgrade_teststartedpassing an empty string for the version to upgrade from, which results in the
default behavior of
install_test.go--and therefore still passes.Solution
run_helm_upgrade_testnow useslatest_release_channel()and passes theproper argument.
Additionally, it checks that the version returned from
latest_release_channel()is not empty. If it is empty, it exits the test. Thisensures something like this does happen in the future.
Signed-off-by: Kevin Leimkuhler [email protected]