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Pull request overview
Adds Ginkgo-based E2E coverage for the a6 debug logs and a6 debug trace commands, focusing on Docker-container log retrieval when available and not-found handling without generating real proxy traffic.
Changes:
- Introduces new Ginkgo E2E specs for
debug logs(explicit container + auto-detect + missing container error). - Adds a Ginkgo E2E spec for
debug tracenot-found behavior. - Adds a local helper (
skipIfDockerLogsUnavailable) to skip Docker-dependent specs when Docker logs cannot be accessed.
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| if err != nil && strings.Contains(stderr, "no APISIX container found") { | ||
| Skip("no auto-detectable APISIX container is running") | ||
| } |
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The Skip("no auto-detectable APISIX container is running") branch is redundant/unreachable because skipIfDockerLogsUnavailable already skips on the same condition (no apisix container found). Consider removing this if block, or move the no APISIX container found handling before calling skipIfDockerLogsUnavailable if you want a more specific skip message here.
| if err != nil && strings.Contains(stderr, "no APISIX container found") { | |
| Skip("no auto-detectable APISIX container is running") | |
| } |
| combined := strings.ToLower(stdout + stderr) | ||
| if strings.Contains(combined, "cannot connect to the docker daemon") || | ||
| strings.Contains(combined, "permission denied") || | ||
| strings.Contains(combined, "no such container") || | ||
| strings.Contains(combined, "no apisix container found") { | ||
| Skip("Docker logs are unavailable in this environment: " + strings.TrimSpace(stdout+stderr)) | ||
| } |
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skipIfDockerLogsUnavailable doesn't currently skip when Docker isn't installed (the CLI returns "docker binary not found in PATH"), which can cause these tests to fail in environments without Docker. It may also be worth handling the CLI's "multiple APISIX containers found" auto-detect error as a skip condition for the auto-detect test to avoid flakiness when multiple containers are running.
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