Address test failures for SmokeTestWatcherWithSecurityIT #42092
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There are likely multiple root causes to the seemingly random failures generated by SmokeTestWatcherWithSecurityIT. This commit un-mutes this this test, address one known cause and adds debug logging for this test. The known root cause for one failure is that we can have a Watch running that is reading data from an index. Before we stop Watcher we delete that index. If Watcher happens to execute after deletion of the index but before the stop of Watcher the test can fail. The fix here is to simply move the index deletion after the stop of Watcher. Related elastic#35361 Related elastic#30777 Related elastic#35361 Related elastic#33291 Related elastic#29893
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I think it's enough to say setting 'logger.org.elasticsearch.xpack.watcher', 'debug' etc. instead of adding an entire extra configuration file?
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thanks @jasontedor , i wasn't aware that was possible. tested it and works great. fixed on 119322c
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* Address test failures for SmokeTestWatcherWithSecurityIT There are likely multiple root causes to the seemingly random failures generated by SmokeTestWatcherWithSecurityIT. This commit un-mutes this this test, address one known cause and adds debug logging for this test. The known root cause for one failure is that we can have a Watch running that is reading data from an index. Before we stop Watcher we delete that index. If Watcher happens to execute after deletion of the index but before the stop of Watcher the test can fail. The fix here is to simply move the index deletion after the stop of Watcher. Related elastic#35361 Related elastic#30777 Related elastic#33291 Related elastic#29893
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@jakelandis Is there anything left to backport? |
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There are likely multiple root causes to the seemingly random failures
generated by SmokeTestWatcherWithSecurityIT. This commit un-mutes this
this test, address one known cause and adds debug logging for this test.
The known root cause for one failure is that we can have a Watch running
that is reading data from an index. Before we stop Watcher we delete that
index. If Watcher happens to execute after deletion of the index but before
the stop of Watcher the test can fail. The fix here is to simply move the
index deletion after the stop of Watcher.
Related #35361
Related #30777
Related #33291
Related #29893