shore-config - test-remote command using shore config with the correct profile
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Description
## Summary
Original Author: @dkirillov
`shore test-remote` command should now use the E2E config specified in the shore config.
Specifically, in the shore config it is stored under the following path - `profiles.[profile-name].e2e`. Example shore config:
```yml
renderer:
...
executor:
...
profiles:
default:
application: \"myAppName\"
pipeline: \"awesome-pipeline\"
render: ... # Path or Object
exec: ... # Path or Object
e2e: ... # Path or Object
```
What is present in the profile could either be the full E2E config object (in-line config), or a path to the `E2E.yml` file (external config). Either or is allowed and should be used.
## Motivation
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Research direction
Start at the implementation of the `shore test-remote` command and trace how it currently obtains its E2E configuration. Check the `profiles.[profile-name].e2e` value in the shore config, including inline objects and paths to `E2E.yml`. Done means both forms are used for the selected profile when running `shore test-remote`.
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- Tech stack
- go
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- cli
- Issue type
- Feature
- Difficulty
- 3/5
- Estimated time
- 1-2 days
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- Stale
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- Mostly clear
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- 45/100