fix: keep ActivityPub integration tests local #265
No reviewers
Labels
No labels
activitypub
admin
api
architecture
articles
auth
bug
cleanup
cli
comments
compatibility
config
contacts
content
database
deployment
design
dev-env
diagnostics
docs
documentation
email
enhancement
feature
federation
feed
health
homepage
implementation
integration
logging
mastodon
media
navigation
npm-packages
openapi
opengraph
packages
passkeys
preview
priority:high
priority:low
priority:medium
production
proof
proxy
public-routes
public-ui
release
safety
slug-api
slug-auth
slug-core
slug-federation
slug-media
slug-template
social
sources
status:active
status:canceled
status:done
status:inprogress
status:waiting
syndication
tailwind
template
test
web
webauthn
No milestone
No project
No assignees
1 participant
Notifications
Due date
No due date set.
Dependencies
No dependencies set.
Reference
erik/slugkit!265
Loading…
Add table
Add a link
Reference in a new issue
No description provided.
Delete branch "fix/task-eeedea6d-activitypub-ci-tests"
Deleting a branch is permanent. Although the deleted branch may continue to exist for a short time before it actually gets removed, it CANNOT be undone in most cases. Continue?
Summary
Keep timing-sensitive ActivityPub integration tests in the complete local suite while excluding them from ordinary Forgejo CI.
Task
task-eeedea6d
Changes
*.integration.test.ts.npm run test:ciand use it in the Forgejo workflow.npm testand./scripts/pre-pr.sh.Testing
npm run test:ci(263 template tests)./scripts/pre-pr.sh(complete suite, 301 template tests)Checklist
./scripts/pre-pr.shpassesReview update
Acceptance criteria
*.integration.test.tsclearly identifies signed-request, queue, delivery, and federation-processing tests.npm run test:ci, which excludes the integration-test glob..test.tssuffix and run in CI../scripts/pre-pr.shstill invokes completenpm test; 301 template tests passed locally.docs/CONTRIBUTING.mddocuments naming, CI exclusion, and complete local verification.Quality
npm run test:ci,./scripts/pre-pr.sh, and Forgejo CI passed.Final verdict: approved.