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test(robot): fix Test Migration Confirm for v2 volume #2224

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fix Test Migration Confirm for v2 volume

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v1.8.x v2 data engine : https://ci.longhorn.io/job/private/job/longhorn-e2e-test/2308/
v1.8.x v1 data engine : https://ci.longhorn.io/job/private/job/longhorn-e2e-test/2310/

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  • New Features

    • Updated migration criteria by removing checks for engine and replica differences during migration success.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Adjusted the migration test cases to reflect the change in expected outcomes, removing the assertion that migration should succeed.

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The pull request removes the Volume ${volume_id} migration should succeed keyword from the end-to-end testing resource, which previously asserted that the engine and replicas of a specified volume should differ for a successful migration. Additionally, the test cases in test_migration.robot are updated to reflect this change, removing the explicit assertion that migration should succeed while retaining the rollback failure condition.

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File Change Summary
e2e/keywords/migration.resource Removed Volume ${volume_id} migration should succeed keyword, eliminating checks for engine and replica differences during migration.
e2e/tests/regression/test_migration.robot Modified test cases to remove assertion for migration success while retaining rollback checks.

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🐰 In the land of migration, we make a change,
Removing old checks, it's time to rearrange.
Volumes flow freely, no need to compare,
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41-41: Consider reintroducing or replacing the migration success check.
By removing the explicit validation keyword (e.g., Volume 0 migration should succeed), the test no longer verifies that the engine and replica states changed during the migration. This might hide issues if the volume doesn't fully migrate. Consider adding a more explicit confirmation step to ensure that the migration is indeed successful and the engine is operating on the target node.


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49-49: Improve maintainability by documenting reasoning.
Adding an inline comment or docstring about why v2 volumes require identical replicas provides clarity to future maintainers.

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49-53: Confirm consistency of engine and replica checks for v2.
This block introduces a conditional check that sets replicas to be the same when DATA_ENGINE is 'v2'. Meanwhile, the engine is always expected to be different (unconditionally). If the intended behavior is to have the engine remain the same as well when DATA_ENGINE is 'v2', consider adding a corresponding conditional check for the engine too.

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Suggest removing Volume ${volume_id} migration should succeed step from the test case directly.

Also, too many typos in the description #2224 (comment).

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Suggest removing Volume ${volume_id} migration should succeed step from the test case directly.

Also, too many typos in the description #2224 (comment).

Updated, I also deleted keyword Volume ${volume_id} migration should succeed because it is nowhere to use now.

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LGTM

@yangchiu yangchiu merged commit 416a194 into longhorn:master Dec 24, 2024
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yangchiu commented Jan 6, 2025

@mergify backport v1.8.x

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