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update ocp4 check result names #13951
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rhmdnd
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Sep 27, 2025
- Update ocp4 assertion files
- Update rhcos4 assertion files
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/packit retest-failed |
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@rhmdnd It might have to be |
Fixed in openshift/release#69497 |
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@rhmdnd You'll need to rebase to incorporate a fix so that the testing-farm tests pass. |
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Sorry, @rhmdnd looks like there was another issue and it needs a new rebase. |
The previous check names relied on an e2e test bundle, resulting in the each check name being prefixed with `e2e`. This prefix needs to change if you're calling the suite with different profile bundles, otherwise the assertions won't match, even though you're using the same profile. This commit updates the assertion files so that we just use the default profile bundle names, and then in the test suite we'll handle the profile bundles so the one under test is always loaded using the default names. This results in less tinkering when your testing locally, versus CI running on PRs, versus periodic CI runs (they all use the same assertion files, with the same check result names).
The previous check names relied on an e2e test bundle, resulting in the each check name being prefixed with `e2e`. This prefix needs to change if you're calling the suite with different profile bundles, otherwise the assertions won't match, even though you're using the same profile. This commit updates the assertion files so that we just use the default profile bundle names, and then in the test suite we'll handle the profile bundles so the one under test is always loaded using the default names. This results in less tinkering when your testing locally, versus CI running on PRs, versus periodic CI runs (they all use the same assertion files, with the same check result names).
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/lgtm