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Add ETL pipeline testing QS (e2e-python) #985
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merge opendevstack master to this repo
2. json2JUnit.py escaping characters
Add e2e python
Update CHANGELOG.md
Update CHANGELOG.md including ods changes
@braisvq1996 @cristianhkr not sure this QS is appealing to an open source audience. Please move it to GitHub.com/Boehringer-Ingelheim. |
This QS does not need any infrastructure besides an AWS account and is not related to anything specific to Boehringer. This is a testing framework that executes its tests on the cloud, so it might fit an open-source community like AWS or Azure QS. We can discuss it internally if you consider we should be moving it to the private repository. |
@braisvq1996 as discussed with @bassagan, the Quickstarter is generally usable and not only in our enterprise context. Good for me to take this up in our open source library. |
added updates from ods
…rters into readme_update
merged latest changes from opendevstack/ods-quickstarters
Readme update
Docs update
remove devcontainer remove test references from the Makefile
Remove AWS QS tests
Add default value to AWS_REGION
Quickstarter has been tested and works properly with Release manager pipeline |
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Quickstarter has successfully passed all the tests, including Release manager orchestration pipeline usage.
Provide a new end to end testing quickstarter to test ETLs pipelines.
Technologies:
-pytest
-greatexpectations
-allure
-boto3
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