Touca helps you see the side-effects of your changes, as you write code.
Touca SDKs let you describe the behavior and performance of your software workflows by capturing values of interesting variables and runtime of important functions. We remotely compare your description against a trusted version of your software, visualize all differences, and report them in near real-time.
~We use Lerna to manage packages in our JavaScript SDK (see here). Lerna is now in a weird state (learn more here) and we like to remove it in favor of Nx or npm workspaces.~
Requirements to be determined by @Rossh87 and @committomaster.
✨ Good First Issue 💪🏼 Improvement Build System JavaScript SDKFinal image size: 450MB -> 168MB Build time (without cache) on my machine: basically equal
Overview:
In builder_api stage, install all dependencies for the 4 needed modules, build them, recursively delete all node_modules, and re-install with --prod. Setting --ignore-scripts on install disables the postinstall scripts on packages in <repository>/packages/*, since their build step is now handled by pnpm. Without this, the image will fail to build, since packages/* will try to rebuild themselves with devDependencies that are no longer installed.
QA:
I was able to build the image locally and run it against local Mongo/Redis/MinIO instances without any issue. I ran through the onboarding flow with the web app running against this container, and loaded sample data, also without issue. I was not able to get the server to load .env.production with docker run --env environment=production, and so I wasn't able to test that the app bundle was being served correctly, which I assume is important for this container. There's probably something obvious I'm missing. Let me know if there's a good way for me to check this, or if there's anything else I can change/provide!
(moving to Github from this discussion)
Angular app client currently polls API server for data updates. Pages re-request all their data every 10 seconds. This change would move the client to a server event based model, minimizing redundant network traffic and improving the client's response time to server-side changes.
Send events to authenticated clients whenever Redis cache elements are invalidated/removed, and let the client decide whether or not to refetch the impacted data. I favor this approach for two reasons:
batch list page, and one of them submits a new batch, it is more expensive to refetch all the relevant batches again than it would be to append the new batch to the list that the clients already have in memory. I think points 1 and 2 above outweigh this concern, but others might reasonably disagree. At worst, taking the cache invalidation approach outlined above doesn't preclude using a data broadcasting strategy for cases where a complete refetch would be too expensive.push events will need to go through the async queue.Sorry for writing a novel. I'm always happy to have my mind changed, and I really welcome any suggestions or criticisms before getting started!
When running install.sh, Ehsan Ahangari found that files in directories like /.touca/server/data/mongo and /.touca/server/data/minio are installed as owned by root instead of the current user.
Checked on Rocky Linux and Ubuntu
🐛 Bug Build SystemCurrently we have two separate files api/src/types/commontypes.ts and app/src/app/core/models/commontypes.ts with duplicate content that allow Touca frontend understand API response from the backend.
We'd like to create a private npm package @touca/server-types so that we can share these TypeScript types without duplicating them.
Creating a new suite results in the error: 'Something went wrong. Please try this operation again at a later time' despite the suite being created.
I'm using ubuntu 18.04.05
Create a new suite
🐛 Bug Web App Server APIQA:
npm run <cmd> work as expected for all scripts in /sdk/js/package.json/sdk/js/packages/node/test passingbuild takes a bit longer since builds no longer run in parallel. No effect on build:prod since examples don't build.There is no way for a user to switch teams when using the web app on small screens.
Web App's teams page should include a drop-down button (much like the Server Settings page) that allows users to switch between their teams.
🐛 Bug Web AppTouca's cpp-sdk is subject to performance and layout improvements (for example as #107 suggests) and features like supporting blobs as data_point are in discussion.
As performance of changes aren't measured yet, these changes and their impact aren't quite comparable, thus there is a need of adding benchmarking.
💪🏼 Improvement C++ SDK 💡 Community InspiredDelivery of server-sent events to clients will become unreliable if more than 1 instance of touca-app is running as a cluster/single service. This may not be an important configuration to support, but I thought I'd flag it. Feel free to close if not relevant.
Any configuration that can deploy multiple instances of the server container, e.g. K8s, Docker Swarm.
Deploy as per Environment above, with at least 2 instances of touca-app running. Connect multiple clients to touca-app. Complete an action from one of the clients that should trigger the delivery of an event to all connected clients. The event may or may not be broadcast to all appropriate clients.
All clients should receive all relevant events, regardless of which instance of touca-app they are connected to.
Not a high-priority fix, but it will definitely come up if you ever need to horizontally scale Touca.
It happens because BullMQ does not support a 'fanout' job distribution pattern, and it doesn't seem like they will any time soon. Since each instance of touca-app keeps track of server-event subscriptions in its own process, and each enqueued job is consumed by exactly one worker and then discarded, only the clients who happen to be connected to the same process as the worker that consumes the job can receive the event.
As part of #204, we introduced a few instance of as unknown as to the code to convert from the generated types of @touca/api-schema to other types. A majority of these instances are cases when the schema.yaml file ignores format: date-time and creates strings for Date types. We like to find a way to remove or drastically reduce these instances.
Currently, our JavaScript SDK comes in one single package @touca/node with dependencies on fs, path, http, https, and url node modules. This prohibits using the SDK in environments where node is not available. In addition, the SDK comes includes a test framework that is responsible for taking command line arguments and reporting the outcome of the test through the standard output. We rely on dependencies such as yargs and chalk to perform these operations.
We'd like to split @touca/node into packages @touca/core and @touca/cli and move the test framework and other extra SDK functionalities into the @touca/cli package, making @touca/core suitable for a variety of environments.
Our Java Examples in examples/java and sdk/java directories are defined as standalone applications. Unlike JUnit tests that are in often placed in the src/testdirectory of a given library/package, Touca tests live outside the library in a separate examples directory. This is unintuitive. But we are no Java or Gradle experts and simply didn't know any better. If you have ideas on how to fix this, please have at it.
Because of this directory layout, we reference these Java examples in settings.gradle.kts and have separate build.gradle.kts files for each example. Each build file has a JavaExec task like below:
task<JavaExec>("runExampleMinimal") {
main = "io.touca.examples.minimal.PrimeTest"
classpath = sourceSets["main"].runtimeClasspath
}
This way, we can run the example application using the following command:
gradle runExampleMinimal --args='--api-key <TOUCA_API_KEY> --api-url <TOUCA_API_URL> --revision 1.0 --testcase 13'
Note that we are using gradle here instead of gradlew so we can run the task and pass the appropriate command line arguments. Very ugly. Yuck! There must be a better way. We don't know it yet, but maybe you do. The first task for this issue is to figure out how to improve this setup. The second task is to actually implement it and convert the existing examples to the new pattern accordingly. We should also update all getting started documents and markdown files in examples directory as part of this work.
result (#324)Full Changelog: https://github.com/trytouca/trytouca/compare/v1.6.0...v1.7.0
Source code(tar.gz)Full Changelog: https://github.com/trytouca/trytouca/compare/v1.5.0...v1.6.0
Source code(tar.gz)ToucaImage (https://github.com/trytouca/trytouca/pull/257)loguru as dependency (https://github.com/trytouca/trytouca/pull/229)npm (https://github.com/trytouca/trytouca/pull/185)Full Changelog: https://github.com/trytouca/trytouca/compare/v1.4.0...v1.5.0
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