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While coding a new part of this project I noticed that the tests are coded against a http server vs a real GitLab instance. In order to keep the connectors up to date and weed out any breaking changes in the GitLab API as GitLab releases new versions I propose we change the tests to work against a real GitLab server. The downstream GitLab terraform provider already does this for its tests and I can see the same benefits that that project gets being realized for this one. The only small blocker I can see is that we would need an EE license for some of the tests that encapsulate EE only capabilities but that shouldn't be that hard to get.
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While coding a new part of this project I noticed that the tests are coded against a http server vs a real GitLab instance. In order to keep the connectors up to date and weed out any breaking changes in the GitLab API as GitLab releases new versions I propose we change the tests to work against a real GitLab server. The downstream GitLab terraform provider already does this for its tests and I can see the same benefits that that project gets being realized for this one. The only small blocker I can see is that we would need an EE license for some of the tests that encapsulate EE only capabilities but that shouldn't be that hard to get.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: