Add command for running e2e tests in a container #208
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The command finds the e2e tests in the repository, creates a Dockerfile and provides a command on how to run them.
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plugins/openshift/commands/run-e2e-tests-in-container.md (4)
17-31: Workflow section is well-structured and clear.The workflow description clearly outlines the command's execution steps, container behavior, and environment setup. The distinction between what the command does and what the container does is helpful for users.
33-40: Prerequisites and patterns are clearly documented.The prerequisite section effectively communicates required environment setup (KUBECONFIG and TEST_OPERATOR_NAMESPACE), and the common patterns section provides helpful context for OpenShift e2e testing conventions.
42-106: Shell script examples are comprehensive and follow best practices.The documentation provides well-commented examples for container runtime detection, image building, and test execution across both podman and docker. The runtime detection script (lines 94–106) properly handles missing runtimes with clear error messages, and the conditional SELinux flag handling (
:Zfor podman, omitted for docker) is correctly implemented.
108-119: Workflow section provides actionable implementation guidance.The detailed 7-step workflow effectively maps user interactions to command execution, including the use of
AskUserQuestionfor interactive prompts and clear handling of manual vs. automated execution paths. This aligns well with the AI-assistant context of the tool.
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| The `/openshift:run-e2e-tests-in-container` command finds e2e tests in the current repository and prepare them to run in a container using podman or docker. |
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Fix verb agreement in description.
Line 15 has a grammatical error: "finds e2e tests... and prepare them" uses inconsistent verb forms. The second verb should be "prepares" to match the parallel structure with "finds".
-The `/openshift:run-e2e-tests-in-container` command finds e2e tests in the current repository and prepare them to run in a container using podman or docker.
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| ## Description | |
| The `/openshift:run-e2e-tests-in-container` command finds e2e tests in the current repository and prepare them to run in a container using podman or docker. | |
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| The `/openshift:run-e2e-tests-in-container` command finds e2e tests in the current repository and prepares them to run in a container using podman or docker. |
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In plugins/openshift/commands/run-e2e-tests-in-container.md around lines 13 to
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run in a container using podman or docker." has mismatched verb agreement;
change "prepare" to "prepares" so both verbs are singular and parallel: "finds
... and prepares ...". Ensure the updated sentence preserves existing wording
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Hey, great addition! I have a keen interest in observing our e2e testing for openshift so thought I'd hop in and help with a review. Take my comments with a grain of salt but hopefully they give some help for improvements 😄
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| - Test command: `go test -timeout 0 ./test/e2e/... -kubeconfig=/kubeconfig/config -v` | ||
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any chance some of this can be split into skills? I'm seeing the openshift commands here are growing but no reusable skills. I would imagine container setup could be a consistent skill leveraged within other commands.
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I agree with this approach, I will take a look
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| 1. Detect the container runtime (podman or docker) |
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this is sort of duplicate, adding more token overhead maybe - does this craft out a better todo than the base instructions above?
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I will try it with / without this part, compare the results and update you on it after.
| This command will: | ||
| 1. Auto-detect whether podman or docker is available (prefers podman if both exist) | ||
| 2. Search for e2e test directories in common OpenShift repository locations (test/e2e, tests/e2e, e2e, pkg/e2e) | ||
| 3. Look for an existing Dockerfile.e2e or create a generic one if needed |
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is the convention? I know of one other (albeit layered product) that uses Dockerfile.ci for their e2e tests - will this cause some pollution to local repos?
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I am not sure if this is the convention, I will do a quick search and change to Dockerfile.ci if needed
| 2. Search for e2e test directories in common OpenShift repository locations (test/e2e, tests/e2e, e2e, pkg/e2e) | ||
| 3. Look for an existing Dockerfile.e2e or create a generic one if needed | ||
| 4. Build a container image with the e2e tests | ||
| 5. Show the user the command to run the tests and ask if they would like Claude to run them or if they will run them themselves |
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"Claude" maybe shoudl generically be the "agent", could be improved for conciseness and less thinking from the llm
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This command finds e2e tests in the repository, prepares a Docker file for them to run in and prints out a command on how to run them. It can also run the tests for us.
This command is useful mostly for arm users developing Openshift where running e2e tests on macOS can prove difficult or impossible sometimes.
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