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[electrum] use the docker-compose command for functional tests
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Authored by PiRK on Jul 19 2023, 19:06.

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As of pytest-docker 2.0.0, docker-compose is no longer the default command. The default docker compose command now requires a newer version of docker than what is packaged for debian, so add a docker_compose_command pytest fixture to switch back to the previous behavior.

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PiRK requested review of this revision.Jul 19 2023, 19:06

@bot electrum-functional-tests

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remove the debugging print that did not work anyway. We can see in the build log whick version of pytest-docker it is using (depends on whether the build agent installed it today or yesterday):

  • new version: plugins: teamcity-messages-1.28, docker-2.0.0
  • previous version: plugins: docker-1.0.1, teamcity-messages-1.28

@bot electrum-functional-tests

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PiRK retitled this revision from [electrum] use the docker-compose for functional tests to [electrum] use the docker-compose command for functional tests.Jul 19 2023, 19:20
This revision is now accepted and ready to land.Jul 20 2023, 08:19