break: disable reaper at config level#941
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What does this PR do?
This PR removes the ability to skip the reaper for a container, delegating that reponsability to the entire execution: all containers or none.
For that, we had to cause a breaking change with the
NewDockerClientmethod, as it was returning too many things. Instead, we are removing from the return signature the Testcontainers configuration and the current Docker Host.To compensate that, we are exposing a
ReadConfigmethod that provides the same information, as the config properties file contains information about the host.As part of the refactor, we are initialising the config just once, using the
syncpackage, and displaying the existing reaper banner only at that time. This banner is a warning that is shown when the reaper is disabled.In this PR we are adding a GH workflow to run the tests without the reaper.
Why is it important?
First, it's about project organisation and code responsibility: obtaining a Docker client from TC was doing too many things, and now it's possible to extract that information with different methods.
Second, we are deprecating the usage of the
req.SkipReaperattribute from the container request struct, as we consider it weird to enable/diable the reaper per container, instead of per test execution, which is what this PR is proposing.Related issues