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[Epic]: Refactor e2e tests to increase coverage and reduce complexity #2283

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mpoke opened this issue Sep 18, 2024 · 0 comments
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[Epic]: Refactor e2e tests to increase coverage and reduce complexity #2283

mpoke opened this issue Sep 18, 2024 · 0 comments
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mpoke commented Sep 18, 2024

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Currently, the e2e tests consists of the following steps (see tests/e2e/README.md for more details):

  • start a docker container
  • run a defined sequence of actions with expected states
  • after each action, query the system state and compare against the expected state

Also, there are a set of predefined test cases (more than 20) that can be executed directly. Run go run ./tests/e2e/... --help for details.

Although at the high level this e2e framework is good, there are several issues that need to be addressed:

  • Some of the tests are non-deterministic as they depend on timing assumptions. As a result, tests are sometimes failing and need to be rerun.
  • Most of the existing test cases have unnecessary actions resulting in tests with a high number of steps (e.g., the happy-path has 39 steps).
    • This makes the testing time long. As a result, the non-deterministic aspect has an even higher impact, e.g., if step 38 in the happy-path test case is randomly failing, the entire test case needs to be retried.
    • This also makes the tests complex and hard to modify and debug, e.g., there is no reason to start consumer chains or create IBC channels to test the consumer lifecycle on the provider.
  • Many of the test cases are not part of the CI or the nightly tests, which means that are rarely run.

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