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Re-activate mounting of test folders #37

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tomuben opened this issue Jun 9, 2021 · 0 comments
Open

Re-activate mounting of test folders #37

tomuben opened this issue Jun 9, 2021 · 0 comments
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tomuben commented Jun 9, 2021

Background

The test environment currently has some assumptions about the folder structure of the respective python test files.
At some places the folders are manipulated manually (for example here and here.
This does not work with the mount solution of #10, and hence the mounting for test folders was removed in #26.

Acceptance Criteria

Re-activate the mounting here and adjust the test environment to work correctly.

@tomuben tomuben added bug Unwanted / harmful behavior source:exasol labels Jun 9, 2021
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tomuben added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 9, 2021
* #26:Using host network for execution of exasclt

In case of exasclt upload the user might try to push image to a custom network path. For that we need to execute the exasclt docker instance in the host network, not the isolated docker network.

Also, execute tests within container, by using exaslct script instead of starter_scripts/exaslct_without_poetry.sh

* Deactivate mounting of test folder temporarily as it causes issues with test environment.
-> #37

Fixes #26.
@tomuben tomuben added feature Product feature and removed bug Unwanted / harmful behavior labels Jun 9, 2021
@redcatbear redcatbear added refactoring Code improvement without behavior change and removed feature Product feature labels Dec 12, 2022
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