Paul Lorenz
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Fix more linter errors Add some test documentation. Add golangci-lint workflow Update dependencies and fix imports for edge package changes Update doc
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Smoketest
The ziti project uses a fablab based environment to run smoketests. These tests are run in github, but can be run locally as well.
Running smoketests locally
First you must have an AWS account with permissions to create VPCs, setup security groups and run EC2 instances. If you are able to the run the AWS CLI using an access key and secret token, the smoketest should work as well.
The following steps assume you are starting at the root of a cloned ziti repository.
$ cd zititest
$ go install ./...
$ simple-transfer create
$ ZITI_VERSION=0.0.0 simple-transfer up
$ go test -v ./tests/...
$ simple-transfer dispose
Debugging smoketests
When a smoketest runs in Github, the fablab instance data is uploaded to s3. This includes everything need to work with the instance. If the smoketest run fails, the teardown will be delayed by half of an hour. In that half of an hour the instance data can be downloaded and the instance can be investigated. If you wish to prevent the instance from being torn down by the workflow, you can delete the instance data out of S3 and take responsiblility for cleaning it up yourself.
The instance data is encrypted and requires a passphrase to decrypt. Here's an example script which can import a GH actions workflow instance into your local environment.
aws s3 cp s3://ziti-smoketest-fablab-instances/simple-transfer-$1.tar.gz.gpg ${HOME}/Downloads/simple-transfer-$1.tar.gz.gpg
FABLAB_PASSPHRASE=<passphrase goes here> simple-transfer import ${HOME}/Downloads/simple-transfer-$1.tar.gz.gpg
rm ${HOME}/Downloads/simple-transfer-$1.tar.gz.gpg
You would pass the workflow run number into the script. If you need the GPG passphrase, please ask.
To delete the instance data out of S3, you would run:
aws s3 rm s3://ziti-smoketest-fablab-instances/simple-transfer-$1.tar.gz.gpg