All tests that use `assertRpcsEventuallyGoToGivenServers` method were
reporting successes when the assertion failed:
- FailoverTest
- ChangeBackendServiceTest
- RemoveNegTest
* [arena] Add ManagedNew(), gtest-ify test
Add a ManagedNew() method to Arena that calls the relevant destructor at Arena destruction time.
There are some cases coming up in the promise based call work where this becomes super convenient, and I expect it's likely that there are other places that's true too.
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* use construct/destruct more
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* Tryonly running fetch_build_eggs once
* Run pip freeze
* Use the correct pip
* Try explicitly printing stacktrace
* Try to pin/upgrade the wheel package
* Try running only 3.8
* Show the initial state of the egg directory
* Whoops
* More permissive
* What does this button do?
* Try just 3.9
* Try 3.10
* Back to 3.8
* Try pre-installing protobuf
* Clean up
* Clean up better
Added a couple of tests which run the baseline_test with all released
bootstrap generator versions on client and server. These tests will be
run on a continuous integration environment with gRPC servers and
clients built using the latest released version of gRPC in one selected
language.
* Add supported Node version ranges in xDS k8s url_map tests
This adds is_supported implementations for most of the url_map tests that didn't
already have them. The exception is metadata_filter_test because it doesn't use
any specific client features.
* Fix formatting
* Improve timeout test check order
* Set uses polling to true for oracle_event_engine_posix_test
* add a TODO
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* Revert "Revert "Creating a posix oracle event engine and a suite of event engine client tests (#29714)" (#30042)"
This reverts commit 1630efd8ab.
* fix typos
* Creating a posix oracle event engine and a suite of event engine client tests
* regenerate projects
* addressing review feedback
* creating a promise.h in src/core/lib/event_engine
* regenerate projects
* fix errors
* remove no_mac tag for posix oracle event engine test
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* fix a static_cast
* adding a no_windows tag
* fixing macos build and test issues
* adding some static_casts
* removing connection manager usage in client_test to improve readability
* fix nits
* fix minor typo
* fix sanity checks
* update fuzzing_event_engine_test to new api
* update event engine time type
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* Attempt to set correct platform on Mac OS
* Add some debug
* Make it fail
* Print more
* Try again
* Maybe it's an ordering issue?
* Get logs back
* Try copying distutils to see exactly what is being used
* Actually export the variable
* I just love debugging with CI
* One directory higher this time
* Try with an upgraded Python install
* Fix version
* Rebreak
* Try setting it even earlier?
* Unbreak
* Try explicitly renaming the artifacts
* Fix
* I am about ready to start NAT hole punching for SSH
* Break things for logs
* Whoops
* Clean up
* Shellcheck
This change includes:
* adding a cert file path for MacOS
* updating related test to run on MacOS too
* s/linux/supported/ since this now includes more platforms
* regenerating files affected by the name change
* [resource_quota] Periodic update tracker
Periodic update type that tries to do updates at some measurable
timescale without polling the current time every tick, instead trying to
approximate how many ticks will be required to fill the desired
duration.
The intent here is that we use this in RQ to donate memory back
periodically whilst keeping timer checks off the fast path.
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1. Fixes the issue with Java PSM security tests accidentally skipped because Java was missing from the list of languages, ref https://github.com/grpc/grpc/pull/28978
2. Invert the logic of `is_supported` methods, making them normally open
3. Make languages an `enum.Flag` to avoid accidental typos when listing the languages
4. Rename `XdsKubernetesTestCase.isSupported` to `XdsKubernetesTestCase.is_supported` to be consistent with `XdsUrlMapTestCase.is_supported`
5. Add extra logging
Split `XdsKubernetesTestCase` into:
- `XdsKubernetesTestCase` top-level base class containing flag parsing logic and common `assert*` methods
- `XdsKubernetesIsolatedTestCase` extending `XdsKubernetesTestCase`, that is specific to tests that want to create ifra resources before each test, and destroy them after.
Now tests that don't need to create/destroy all resources on each run, can extend `XdsKubernetesTestCase` without having to override all setUp and implementing other unnecessary methods.
Esun Kim
Craig Tiller
yifeizhuang
Terry Wilson
Terry Wilson
Sergii Tkachenko
Richard Belleville
Easwar Swaminathan
Michael Lumish
Vignesh Babu
Denny C. Dai
AJ Heller
Hannah Shi
Lidi Zheng
apolcyn
Alessio Buraggina
Yash Tibrewal