multiple releases at the same time

[Davide Giannella <da...@apache.org>]

Good morning everyone,

it happened I had to perform 2 oak releases in the same day which ended
up in not being able as it's quite a long process to run all the UTs/ITs
and all the release steps and uploads.

I was therefore thinking about staring the process for both at the same
time. While I don't think we'll have problems with the commits or upload
bits, I'm slightly concerned around the UT/IT area. Specially Mongo and
RBD where the database could be shared across multiple runs.

How do we expect the tests to behave if we have more than one instance
of ITs/UTs running on the same machine? Are our tests considering such
scenario?

Cheers
Davide

Re: multiple releases at the same time

[Julian Reschke <ju...@gmx.de>]

On 2015-10-06 13:15, Davide Giannella wrote:
> Good morning everyone,
>
> it happened I had to perform 2 oak releases in the same day which ended
> up in not being able as it's quite a long process to run all the UTs/ITs
> and all the release steps and uploads.
>
> I was therefore thinking about staring the process for both at the same
> time. While I don't think we'll have problems with the commits or upload
> bits, I'm slightly concerned around the UT/IT area. Specially Mongo and
> RBD where the database could be shared across multiple runs.
> ...

The RDB related tests by default use a FS-based H2DB persistence, 
relative to the project directory. So these are supposed to work.

Best regards, Julian

Re: multiple releases at the same time

[Marcel Reutegger <mr...@adobe.com>]

Hi,

at least some of the current MongoDB ITs may fail because they
use a hardcoded database name. but this may be a good time to
fix the tests and make it possible to run tests concurrently.

Regards
 Marcel 

On 06/10/15 13:15, "Davide Giannella" wrote:

>Good morning everyone,
>
>it happened I had to perform 2 oak releases in the same day which ended
>up in not being able as it's quite a long process to run all the UTs/ITs
>and all the release steps and uploads.
>
>I was therefore thinking about staring the process for both at the same
>time. While I don't think we'll have problems with the commits or upload
>bits, I'm slightly concerned around the UT/IT area. Specially Mongo and
>RBD where the database could be shared across multiple runs.
>
>How do we expect the tests to behave if we have more than one instance
>of ITs/UTs running on the same machine? Are our tests considering such
>scenario?
>
>Cheers
>Davide
>
>