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  2. WFLY-17963

Replace use of testsuite/integration/src/test/scripts/common-targets.xml with yaml

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      The testsuite/integration/src/test/scripts/common-targets.xml file is a bunch of ant targets that use xslt to alter test configurations. Remove this approach and replace with integrating yaml files into the arquillian server launch arguments.

            [WFLY-17963] Replace use of testsuite/integration/src/test/scripts/common-targets.xml with yaml

            Emmanuel Hugonnet added a comment -

            rhn-engineering-rhusar correct, I didn't upgrade clustering

            Emmanuel Hugonnet added a comment - rhn-engineering-rhusar correct, I didn't upgrade clustering

            Radoslav Husar added a comment - - edited

            For the record, the clustering suite is not using the commons-targets.xml for a long time - the only ant task we use is clustering-build.xml which simply copies out 4 server instances of the FS; all configuration changes are handled by CLI scripts applying to all servers and by ServerSetupTask-s pertaining to test execution.

            So unless I am mistaken this issue is about multinode, manual mode, xts and iiop suites.

            Radoslav Husar added a comment - - edited For the record, the clustering suite is not using the commons-targets.xml for a long time - the only ant task we use is clustering-build.xml which simply copies out 4 server instances of the FS; all configuration changes are handled by CLI scripts applying to all servers and by ServerSetupTask-s pertaining to test execution. So unless I am mistaken this issue is about multinode, manual mode, xts and iiop suites.

            Emmanuel Hugonnet added a comment -

            I think this requires a bit of handling as those files were using parameters during transformation, thus we either need to pass the values as system properties or to filter the yaml files

            Emmanuel Hugonnet added a comment - I think this requires a bit of handling as those files were using parameters during transformation, thus we either need to pass the values as system properties or to filter the yaml files

              ehugonne1@redhat.com Emmanuel Hugonnet
              bstansbe@redhat.com Brian Stansberry
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