YARN-11969. Make catalog-webapp jasmine browser tests skippable indep… - #8621
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The hadoop-yarn-applications-catalog-webapp module runs a jasmine-maven-plugin
test that drives a PhantomJS browser. In headless build environments PhantomJS
cannot start and the plugin fails with UnreachableBrowserException. Because this
is a plugin-execution failure rather than a Surefire test failure,
-Dmaven.test.failure.ignore=true does not suppress it and it fails the build.
The jasmine config previously hardcoded its skip flag to ${skipTests}, so the
only escape hatch was -DskipTests, which skips every test in the module.
Introduce a skipJasmineTests property defaulting to ${skipTests} and bind the
plugin's <skipJasmineTests> to it. Default behavior is unchanged; a headless
build can pass -DskipJasmineTests=true to skip only the browser-driven tests
while still compiling and covering the rest of the module. Build-config change
only; no production code affected.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The Java unit tests pass;
the reported failure occurs while starting the legacy PhantomJS binary on Ubuntu 24.04/OpenSSL3.
The Yetus command does not include -DskipJasmineTests=true, so this failure does not exercise the newly added option.
The property wiring looks correct and preserves the existing -DskipTests behavior. It would be helpful to include an end-to-end verification with:
mvn clean test -DskipJasmineTests=true
This is non-blocking from my side. +1.
…eTests takes effect Follow-up to the previous commit. Verifying that change with a real build (mvn test -DskipJasmineTests=true) showed the jasmine specs still ran, i.e. the new flag had no effect. Root cause: the jasmine-maven-plugin (2.1) already declares skipJasmineTests as @parameter(property="skipJasmineTests") and skips when skipTests, maven.test.skip or skipJasmineTests is true (isSkipTests() ORs the three). Providing an explicit <skipJasmineTests> element in the plugin <configuration> overrides that native property binding, and the same-named project property added in the previous commit shadowed the -DskipJasmineTests user property during interpolation, so the plugin never saw the flag. (mvn help:evaluate resolved the property to true, which was a misleading positive: it uses different precedence than plugin-config interpolation.) Fix: drop the explicit <skipJasmineTests> element and the added property entirely, and let the plugin's own bindings apply. -DskipTests continues to skip jasmine via isSkipTests(), while -DskipJasmineTests=true now skips only the browser-driven specs and leaves the module's other tests running. Verified with mvn test on the module: - -DskipJasmineTests=true -> "Skipping Jasmine Specs", build succeeds, surefire runs - -DskipTests -> "Skipping Jasmine Specs", build succeeds - (no flag) -> "Executing Jasmine Specs", build succeeds Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Thanks for the review, @slfan1989 — and especially for flagging that the Yetus run never exercised -DskipJasmineTests=true. I ran that end-to-end check locally as you suggested, and it turned out the flag didn't actually skip the jasmine specs, hence removed the explicit element (and the added property) entirely and rely on the plugin's own bindings. The independent skip works, -DskipTests still skips jasmine, default still runs. |
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Description of PR
hadoop-yarn-applications-catalog-webappruns ajasmine-maven-plugintest thatdrives a PhantomJS browser. In headless build environments PhantomJS cannot start,
and the plugin fails with
UnreachableBrowserException. Because this is aplugin-execution failure rather than a Surefire test failure,
-Dmaven.test.failure.ignore=truedoes not suppress it and it fails the build.The module's jasmine config previously hardcoded its skip flag to
${skipTests},so the only way to avoid the browser test was
-DskipTests, which skips every testin the module.
This PR introduces a
skipJasmineTestsproperty (default${skipTests}) and bindsthe plugin's
<skipJasmineTests>to it. Default behavior is unchanged; a headlessbuild can pass
-DskipJasmineTests=trueto skip only the browser-driven tests whilestill compiling and covering the rest of the module.
Build-config change only; no production code affected.
How was this patch tested?
Single-file change to the catalog-webapp
pom.xml. Verified property resolutionwith
mvn help:evaluate:${skipTests}— same value the plugin received before.-DskipTests: resolves totrue(jasmine skipped, as before).-DskipJasmineTests=true: resolves totrue(jasmine skipped independently).For code changes:
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