In scalability testing influxdb was recently disabled, but we still
trying to execute corresponidng test, as a result it fails all the time.
Skip test if influxdb is disabled.
Transitional part of kubernetes/test-infra#3307, should be eliminated
by kubernetes/test-infra#3330: Allow NODE_INSTANCE_GROUP to be set
before we get here, which eliminates any cluster/gke use if
KUBERNETES_CONFORMANCE_PROVIDER is set to "gke".
When running the e2e tests in parallel, the ginkgo nocolor is not
honored and produces a colored output. This change adds the
GINKGO_NO_COLOR environment variable.
Along the way: Fix ginkgo-e2e.sh. This change got dropped in the
original PR, but it was meant to allow a conformance-style
kubectl-auth test and still have a legit cloud provider.
Automatic merge from submit-queue
Detect flakes in PR builder e2e runs
Won't be mergable until https://github.com/onsi/ginkgo/pull/261 is agreed upon and merged.
Tossing a PR here to get the e2e test to run on it.
Automatic merge from submit-queue
Drop support for --gce-service-account, require activated creds
Now that `gcloud auth activate-service-account` is in remove support in the test framework for default service accounts -- testing GCE/GKE now requires prior gcloud activation.
Automatic merge from submit-queue
e2e: Allow skipping tests for specific runtimes, skip a few tests under rkt
The main benefit of this is that it gives a developer more useful output (more signal to noise) for things that are known broken on that runtime.
cc @kubernetes/rktnetes-maintainers , @ixdy
I'll run this PR through our jenkins and make sure things look happy and compare to the e2e results for this PR.
Automatic merge from submit-queue
Allow conformance tests to run on non-GCE providers
fixes https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/26869
Creates a skeleton provider which has all the required function stubs -- but will allow a previously set "skeleton" KUBERNETES_PROVIDER to not be overriden with "gce".
a) it doesn't need it
b) changing CWD to a path with symlinks breaks deep within ginkgo, where it
crafts a relative path to ../../../../../../platforms/amd64/whatever which then
traverses the physical path not the symlinked one, and breaks.
Marian Lobur