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Sanne Grinovero updated ISPN-5597:
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Description:
I just identified ARQ-1964 while debugging a clustered issue, and I think this affects
the reliability of many tests in Infinispan.
The essence is that while you might think you're testing things on containers {A,B},
and so doing able to verify the cross-node synchronisations, you're actually always
testing couples {A,A} or {B,B}. It's possible that some things actually don't work
as expected even if the tests are passing.
was:
I just identified ARQ-1964 while debugging a clustered issue, and I think this affects
the reliability of many tests in Infinispan.
The essence is that while you might think you're testing things on containers A,B, so
being able to verify the cluster, you're actually always testing A,A or B,B. It's
possible that some things actually don't work as expected even if the tests are
passing.
Verify if clustered Arquillian based tests are really clustered
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Key: ISPN-5597
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/ISPN-5597
Project: Infinispan
Issue Type: Task
Components: Test Suite - Core, Test Suite - Query, Test Suite - Server
Reporter: Sanne Grinovero
Priority: Critical
I just identified ARQ-1964 while debugging a clustered issue, and I think this affects
the reliability of many tests in Infinispan.
The essence is that while you might think you're testing things on containers {A,B},
and so doing able to verify the cross-node synchronisations, you're actually always
testing couples {A,A} or {B,B}. It's possible that some things actually don't work
as expected even if the tests are passing.
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