[metrics-bugs] #29425 [Metrics/Statistics]: Write integration tests for data-processing modules
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#29425: Write integration tests for data-processing modules
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Reporter: karsten | Owner: metrics-team
Type: enhancement | Status: new
Priority: Medium | Milestone:
Component: Metrics/Statistics | Version:
Severity: Normal | Keywords:
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We discussed in Brussels that we'll need at least integration tests for
metrics-web in order to make code changes like the Java 8 Date/Time API
update.
I started working on this. Here's what I did:
- Pick a small set of descriptors as test data that are sufficient to
produce at least something as .csv files.
- Write a script that runs all data-processing modules.
- Run the script once to get output that we would expect from future test
runs.
The result is too big (IMHO) to add to the Git repository. That's why I
uploaded it here:
https://people.torproject.org/~karsten/volatile/metrics-web-integ-
tests.tar
{{{
shasum -a 256 metrics-web-integ-tests.tar
728c4e4ee184f2260cd30286f2925aa627d7b3d572a236b646021cc1b461de10 metrics-
web-integ-tests.tar
}}}
It would be great if somebody else besides me tries this out and verifies
that their run produces the same output.
A next good step after that would be to talk about where/how to put this
under version control. If that's impossible, we might be able to reduce
the test data size a bit more, but maybe not as substantial as we'd want.
Oh, and we could probably fetch libs from Debian rather than shipping
them. I didn't bother for now.
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