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[TESTING] Store the current version of the most recent release in a file, for e2e tests #152

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aepfli opened this issue Nov 22, 2024 · 2 comments · Fixed by #169
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aepfli commented Nov 22, 2024

All our tests maintain the version for their docker images to be used independently via test containers. However, this repo is integrated as a submodule to fetch gherkin files.

We can use this submodule to provide a version file, which all of our SDKs can load to start the currently appropriate testbed docker image.

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  • implemented a version file that is automatically updated via release-please action
  • chose a format which can be easily used by many languages eg. yaml
  • document the file and the purpose within the readme
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@aepfli aepfli changed the title [TESTING] Store the current version of the most recent release in a yaml file, for e2e tests [TESTING] Store the current version of the most recent release in a file, for e2e tests Nov 22, 2024
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aepfli commented Dec 17, 2024

python update: open-feature/python-sdk-contrib#120

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aepfli commented Dec 17, 2024

I am not sure, if i should also add other contrib-sdk's:

  • not all of them are using testcontainers:
    • go
    • dotnet
  • and i do not have an overview of others like rust and php

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