Move common RabbitMQ testing code to its own package #7106
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I have moved all common code for integration tests to the |
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@ruflin @exekias we are going to have to make a decision about where to place the code shared by metricsets of the same module. If we place it as a subdirectory of the module then we have to add an exception here so it is not imported, and then the module has to be named always the same in all modules.
If we want to avoid collisions with testing package maybe we could call this mstest (ms from metricset) or something like this as in principle two metricsets are only going to import this package from its own module.
If we decide to place these packages in other subdirectory we should also decide where to place it, an option could be under _meta, but I don't like it so much. In any case I'd place them inside the module.
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(for context, related with discussion here #7059 (comment))
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(Btw, I love that tests have detected this issue in this PR 😄)
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I wonder if under _meta would even work as I remember something golang ignores everything which starts with and underline.
What about mtest instead of mstest as it's the the things which are shared across the module? Reason I prefer mtest or mstest over testing is one the conflict and the other part is that I think the likelyhood of having a conflicting metricset name is lower.
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I think the reason the tests catched this is because we had some issue around it in the past ;-)
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Ok, I'm good with mtest too.
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lets move forward with it and fix it when we break things :-)
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New testing package provides a RabbitMQ mocked management API that can be used by all tests in the module. Some additional assertions have been added to detect missing testing files.
New testing package provides a RabbitMQ mocked management API that can be used by all tests in the module. Some additional assertions have been added to detect missing testing files.
New testing package provides a RabbitMQ mocked management API that can be used by all tests in the module.
Some additional assertions have been added to detect missing testing files.