| commit | 5a83c4735e1fd3141e106121213fd0928b158617 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Marco Miller <marco.miller@ericsson.com> | Thu Jul 19 12:23:22 2018 -0400 |
| committer | Marco Miller <marco.miller@ericsson.com> | Fri Jul 20 13:51:48 2018 -0400 |
| tree | bfe716698686bec1fb719de0e0148aab5277ef63 | |
| parent | 570afa5c03241f373b4a98a219d3ae828beb7ef4 [diff] |
ElasticReindexIT: add indices initialization prior Make ElasticReindexIT pass. Contrary to Lucene, configuring the Elasticsearch index type currently assumes uninitialized indices -in Elasticsearch. Thus fix the test so it first asserts that assumption, then reindexes or initializes indices offline. The test then keeps testing as currently the case also for ReindexIT, i.e., through their common parent test class methods. Align ElasticReindexIT with ElasticIndexIT, in terms of not stopping any containers. Stopping them broke ElasticReindexIT in stable-2.15, out of refused connection exceptions. This was likely because each container is already being stopped or exited, so stopping/closing them again failed. Containers are still explicitly closed in stable-2.14; still working for the latter version. Remove the flaky tag as ElasticReindexIT is now passing. This is also why the stable-2.15 branch needs its own change, beside the potentially merged-up Ie52ea03a. That flaky tag cannot currently be removed in master though, as the latter still has Issue 9252 -for Elasticsearch V6. Bug: Issue 8799 Change-Id: Ia90970544045ad9a0ddbd135d2196f70f1a83248
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