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Generate users on the fly in tests #2765
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instead of relying them being created in advance User management is backed up by creating service accounts on the fly, and use their tokens to create CF API rest clients. For tests that verify certificate authentication we generate certificates on the fly as well. However, on EKS signing certificates with `client auth` usage is not supported, therefore we skip those tests. As a matter of fact, those tests have already been skipped on EKS by simply not injecting the certificate related environment variables. All of the above will simplify CI setup significantly. Co-authored-by: Danail Branekov <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Georgi Sabev <[email protected]>
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Is there a related GitHub Issue?
#2519
What is this change about?
Generate user accounts on the fly in tests
instead of relying them being created in advance
User management is backed up by creating service accounts on the fly,
and use their tokens to create CF API rest clients.
For tests that verify certificate authentication we generate
certificates on the fly as well. However, on EKS signing certificates
with
client auth
usage is not supported, therefore we skip thosetests. As a matter of fact, those tests have already been skipped on
EKS by simply not injecting the certificate related environment
variables.
All of the above will simplify CI setup significantly.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No
Acceptance Steps
E2E tests passing
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