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Support for Android socket tagging is added in PR #2423. However, the test coverage is not ideal. Chromium's unit tests for the socket tagging implementation looks at /proc to check that traffic was actually tagged. The current Envoy Mobile test environment runs with #ifdef(ANDROID_API) false so such tests aren't really possible.
Once we have support for running tests in an Android environment #2450, we should makes use of this capability to improve socket tagging tests.
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Add a filter for applying Android socket tags
Testing: Functionality verified as part of the run of the experimentation example app. Also filed #2494 to track improvements.
Docs Changes: Updated docs/root/api/starting_envoy.rst
Release Notes: Added
Signed-off-by: Ryan Hamilton <rch@google.com>
Co-authored-by: Rafał Augustyniak <Augustyniak@users.noreply.github.com>
Support for Android socket tagging is added in PR #2423. However, the test coverage is not ideal. Chromium's unit tests for the socket tagging implementation looks at
/proc
to check that traffic was actually tagged. The current Envoy Mobile test environment runs with#ifdef(ANDROID_API)
false so such tests aren't really possible.Once we have support for running tests in an Android environment #2450, we should makes use of this capability to improve socket tagging tests.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: