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* feat: start timeout for host runs * refactor timeout function * hide flag until a valid path |
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| example.com/region1 | ||
| migrations | ||
| repositories | ||
| repository-a.git | ||
| repository.git | ||
| testClientRunReadiness | ||
| testClientRunTimeout | ||
| testFunctionMarshallingError | ||
| testFunctionMigrationError | ||
| README.md | ||
| cluster.yaml | ||
README.md
testdata
Contains test templates and directory targets for domain and subdomain-level tests.
Updating Embedded Repositories
The repositories included herein are lightly modified bare repositories used by tests which involve "adding" them (cloning). As such they can not be directly modifed because they have no working branch. To modify, first check out the repository, make changes, and then remove the clone. For example:
$ git clone repository.git
$ cd repository
[make changes, committing the result]
$ git push
$ cd .. && rm -rf repository
[commit changes which will now appear in ./repository.git
Creating Embedded Repos
To create a new embedded repo such as repository.git:
- create as a --bare clone
- remove
originfromconfig - remove sample hooks
- touch a
.gitincludeinrefs/headsandrefs/tags
./repositories
An example of an on-disk group of template repositories. Each subdirectory is a single named repository. in practice these would likely be Git repositories, but only the file structure is expected: [repo name]/[language runtime]/[template name]
./repository.git
A bare git repository used to test specifying a repo directly. Tests use a local file URI, but in practice this will likely be specified as an HTTP URL.
This repository exemplifies the base case of a remote repository with all defaults, no metadata, comprised of only templates (grouped by runtime)
./repository-a.git
This repository exemplifies the complete case of a repository with a fully populated manifest which includes an alternate location for templates, a default name, etc.