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How to Run Frontend Integration Test

Introduction​

  • The test cases under the directory test-e2e are integration tests to ensure the correctness of the Submarine Workbench.

  • These test cases can be run either locally or on GitHub Actions.

Run E2E test locally​

  1. Ensure you have setup the submarine locally. If not, you can refer to Quickstart.

  2. Forward port

    kubectl port-forward --address 0.0.0.0 service/submarine-traefik 32080:80
  3. Modify run_frontend_e2e.sh

    You need to modify the port and the URL in this script to where you run the workbench on.

    Example: If your Submarine workbench is running on 127.0.0.1:4200, you should modify the WORKBENCH_PORT to 4200.

    # at submarine-test/test_e2e/run_frontend_e2e.sh
    ...
    # ======= Modifiable Variables ======= #
    # Note: URL must start with "http"
    # (Ref: https://www.selenium.dev/selenium/docs/api/java/org/openqa/selenium/WebDriver.html#get(java.lang.String))
    WORKBENCH_PORT=8080 #<= modify this
    URL="http://127.0.0.1" #<=modify this
    # ==================================== #
    ...
  4. Run run_frontend_e2e.sh (Run a specific test case)

    This script will check whether the port can be accessed or not, and run the test case.

    # at submarine-test/test_e2e
    ./run_fronted_e2e.sh ${TESTCASE}
    # TESTCASE is the IT you want to run, ex: loginIT, experimentIT...
  5. Run all test cases

  • Following commands will compile all files and run all files ending with "IT" in the directory.

    # Make sure the Submarine workbench is running on 127.0.0.1:8080
    cd submarine/submarine-test/test-e2e
    # Method 1:
    mvn verify

    # Method 2:
    mvn clean install -U

Run E2E test in GitHub Actions​

  • Each time a commit is pushed, GitHub Actions will be triggered automatically.

Add a new frontend E2E test case​

  • WARNING
    • You MUST read the document carefully, and understand the difference between explicit wait, implicit wait, and fluent wait.
    • Do not mix implicit and explicit waits. Doing so can cause unpredictable wait times.
  • We define many useful functions in AbstractSubmarineIT.java.