opensearch-project / opensearch-project/reporting

[Testing Confirmation] Confirm current testing requirements

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Description

As part of the discussion around implementing an organization-wide testing policy, I am visiting each repo to see what tests they currently perform. I am conducting this work on GitHub so that it is easy to reference.

Looking at the Reporting repository, it appears there is

Repository Unit Tests Integration Tests Backwards Compatibility Tests Additional Tests Link
Reporting
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  • Link checker, Certificate of Origin https://github.com/opensearch-project/reporting/issues/653

    I don't see any requirements for code coverage in the testing documentation. If there are any specific requirements could you respond to this issue to let me know?

    If there are any tests I missed or anything you think all repositories in OpenSearch should have for testing please respond to this issue with details.

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    Research direction

    Start by reviewing the Reporting repository's current testing documentation and the tests referenced by the issue. Done means confirming whether code-coverage or other testing requirements exist and recording any missing requirements, but the issue names no files or test paths.

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    Assessment

    Domain
    testing
    Issue type
    Documentation
    Difficulty
    1/5
    Estimated time
    Under an hour
    Activity status
    Stale
    Clarity
    Needs clarification
    Newbie friendliness
    20/100

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