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[irods/irods#7957] Test config: Install python-irodsclient #253
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Checked out 1.29.2 which is the last tag for Compose V1.
Part of absorbing the metadata_guard REP is bringing in its test suite. One of its test suites uses the python-irodsclient. This change ensures that python-irodsclient pip package is installed on the containers running the tests so that the test suite can be run.
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Looks good to me.
Let's see if @trel has any opinions.
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just requesting another glance regarding 'docker-compose' vs 'docker compose'. otherwise, good to go. |
The additions here are dealing specifically with the |
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very well, carry on. |
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The test for which this change is being made isn't quite working, and it's possible that we can replace it in the not-too-distant future with a C++ unit test (which obviously does not depend on python-irodsclient). We might be able to close this PR unless everybody sees the value of the submodule, as I do. :) |
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Let's leave it open for now. I think it's unlikely that the metadata guard will land in iRODS 5 given the issues with testing. I also don't feel that's a bad thing since we still have the plugin repo. |
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Looks like there's still a chance for the metadata guard plugin to land in iRODS 5. See irods/irods#8289 (comment). |
As a workaround for #8
In service of irods/irods#7957
This is required to run one of the test suites for metadata_guard. As a plugin, it was able to avoid this by installing PRC in its test hook.