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> While the tests pass on my local machine just fine, many of them fail for no good reason on the CI server. Offtopic: Time for start using Docker? :p
by RemoteWorker 12y ago
> While the tests pass on my local machine just fine, many of them fail for no good reason on the CI server.
Offtopic: Time for start using Docker? :p
- blktiger 12y agoOur CI servers are already virtual machines. Or did you mean my local machine? We have a standard ecosystem that everyone uses, but there must be some difference between the CI server and our ecosystem. I simply haven't had the time to figure out what or why yet and it's better/easier to simply remove PowerMock where the tests are broken.
- RemoteWorker 12y ago> there must be some difference between the CI server and our ecosystem Well that's why I suggested using Docker: To ensure both environments are exactly the same. You say they are virtual machines, but how do you provision them? I assume you are using puppet/chef/salt/ansible and creating them from scratch, as opposed to uploading whatever image you used in dev, like you would with Docker.