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John Chilton
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- Bake Selenium (chrome, chrome-wrapper, xvfb, and Selenium server) into Docker test image. (1) - Correct usage of common_startup.sh to fetch dev wheels (don't use pip directly). - Fix/enhance the test wrapper file to not set GALAXY_CONFIG_OVERRIDE_DATABASE_CONNECATION - this prevents integration database templating (#4887) from working with the Docker image. - Update target Dockerfile. 1) The Docker compose setup for Selenium tests currently used by Jenkins is nice in that it uses official Selenium and Postgres Docker images - but it is problematic in that it takes more resources than the other single container Docker jobs, it doesn't cleanup as nicely, it doesn't have a pre-migrated database or pre-installed dependencies so it takes longer to run, and isn't easily exposed to developers via run_tests.sh. A more pragmatic Jenkins job based on this work should be runnable for every PR - the current variant simply takes too long and requires too many resources.
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26 lines
672 B
Bash
Executable File
#!/bin/bash
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CHROME_VERSION=$(/usr/bin/google-chrome -version | awk '{ print $3 }')
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cat <<_EOF
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{
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"capabilities": [
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{
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"version": "$CHROME_VERSION",
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"browserName": "chrome",
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"maxInstances": $NODE_MAX_INSTANCES,
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"seleniumProtocol": "WebDriver",
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"applicationName": "$NODE_APPLICATION_NAME"
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}
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],
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"proxy": "org.openqa.grid.selenium.proxy.DefaultRemoteProxy",
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"maxSession": $NODE_MAX_SESSION,
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"port": $NODE_PORT,
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"register": true,
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"registerCycle": $NODE_REGISTER_CYCLE,
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"nodePolling": $NODE_POLLING,
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"unregisterIfStillDownAfter": $NODE_UNREGISTER_IF_STILL_DOWN_AFTER,
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"downPollingLimit": $NODE_DOWN_POLLING_LIMIT
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}
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_EOF
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