Refactor AsyncSearchErrorTraceIT to use assertBusy#131328
Refactor AsyncSearchErrorTraceIT to use assertBusy#131328benchaplin merged 3 commits intoelastic:mainfrom
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thanks for the cleanup, LGTM. I left one question about whether the first conditionals in all of the changed tests are still necessary, just a possible small adjustment though, nothing that needs another review round.
| createAsyncRequest.addParameter("keep_on_completion", "true"); | ||
| createAsyncRequest.addParameter("wait_for_completion_timeout", "0ms"); | ||
| Map<String, Object> createAsyncResponseEntity = performRequestAndGetResponseEntity(createAsyncRequest); | ||
| if (createAsyncResponseEntity.get("is_running").equals("true")) { |
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Is there a case where the the search might have already completed here? I guess that would be fine since we wouldn't need to wait any longer then, just wondering if that while conditional is needed any longer with the switch to busy waiting.
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I don't think the conditional is necessary, it's fine to always send the GET _async_search request. However I think it is possible that the search has already completed, so that check should speed up the test a bit.
…king * upstream/main: Mark watcher NotMultiProjectCapable and replace deprecated multi-project methods (elastic#131313) Enable force inference endpoint deleting for invalid models and after stopping model deployment fails (elastic#129090) [ML] Remove SageMaker Elastic updates (elastic#131301) Refactor AsyncSearchErrorTraceIT to use assertBusy (elastic#131328)
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Cleaning up this test suite. Its custom 1-second delay while-loop can be replaced with assertBusy, which is more consistent with other tests and implements exponential backoff under the hood, potentially speeding up the test runtime.
I also gave requests better names.