CI: Fix flaky no-code verifications, add native GitHub Actions success notification for /test-pr slash command

[Aaron ("AJ") Steers (aaronsteers)]

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• New Features

  • Introduced testing steps specifically for flaky tests in CI workflows.
  • Updated low-code connectors list requiring Python.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved exception handling for Docker-related tests to manage cases when Docker is not running.

• Dependencies

  • Updated airbyte-cdk version to ^1.3.1.

• Tests

  • Added a new marker for flaky tests.
  • Adjusted pytest commands and configurations to handle flaky tests better.
  • Enhanced integration tests with comments and modified flaky test decorators.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The recent changes span several files across the project to enhance testing workflows, update dependencies, and improve handling of low-code connectors. These include updating GitHub Action workflows to better manage flaky tests, adjusting Python dependencies, and refining test configurations. Exception handling is improved in certain fixtures, and the list of Python-required low-code connectors is revised. Additionally, the pytest markers have been updated to manage flaky tests more effectively.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/.../python_pytest.yml	Added steps to handle flaky tests separately; updated test run configurations to exclude flaky tests.
.github/.../test-pr-command.yml	Restructured workflow and added steps for PR information handling, artifact uploading, and status updates.
airbyte/sources/registry.py	Modified list of low-code connectors that require Python.
pyproject.toml	Updated airbyte-cdk version and added a new marker for flaky tests.
tests/conftest.py	Added exception handling for Docker errors in remove_postgres_container fixture.
tests/.../test_lowcode_connectors.py	Added comments and modified @pytest.mark.flaky decorators for low-code connector test functions.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 37b50db and 341c069.

Files ignored due to path filters (1)

• poetry.lock is excluded by !**/*.lock

Files selected for processing (6)

• .github/workflows/python_pytest.yml (3 hunks)
• .github/workflows/test-pr-command.yml (5 hunks)
• airbyte/sources/registry.py (3 hunks)
• pyproject.toml (2 hunks)
• tests/conftest.py (1 hunks)
• tests/integration_tests/test_lowcode_connectors.py (2 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)

• pyproject.toml
• tests/integration_tests/test_lowcode_connectors.py

Additional comments not posted (13)

.github/workflows/python_pytest.yml (4)

49-50: Exclude flaky tests from the main test run.

The inclusion of not flaky ensures that flaky tests are excluded from this run, which is a good practice to ensure reliability.

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51-59: Run flaky tests separately.

Running flaky tests separately with continue-on-error: true is a good approach to ensure they do not affect the overall test results. However, consider adding a comment to explain why this step is necessary for future maintainers.

+    # Run flaky tests separately to avoid affecting the overall test results.

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106-106: Exclude flaky tests from the no-creds test run.

The inclusion of not flaky ensures that flaky tests are excluded from this run, which is a good practice to ensure reliability.

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169-169: Exclude flaky tests from the full test run.

The inclusion of not flaky ensures that flaky tests are excluded from this run, which is a good practice to ensure reliability.

.github/workflows/test-pr-command.yml (6)

19-30: Retrieve PR information and append starting comment.

The steps to retrieve PR information and append a starting comment are well-structured. Ensure that the gh CLI tool is available in the runner environment.

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70-76: Fetch PR info and checkout code.

The steps for fetching PR info and checking out the PR are well-structured. Ensure that the actions/download-artifact@v2 and dawidd6/action-checkout-pr@v1 actions are correctly configured.

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109-117: Run flaky tests separately.

Running flaky tests separately with continue-on-error: true is a good approach to ensure they do not affect the overall test results. However, consider adding a comment to explain why this step is necessary for future maintainers.

+    # Run flaky tests separately to avoid affecting the overall test results.

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145-145: Append success comment.

Appending a success comment is a good practice to notify users of the test results.

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145-160: Log GitHub Actions success.

Logging GitHub Actions success is a good practice to keep track of the workflow status.

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164-164: Append failure comment.

Appending a failure comment is a good practice to notify users of the test results.

airbyte/sources/registry.py (1)

Line range hint 26-74: Addition of low-code connectors needing Python.

The addition of connectors needing Python in the low-code category is well-structured. Ensure that the list is kept up-to-date with any changes to the connectors.

tests/conftest.py (2)

121-122: Good addition: Handle Docker not running.

The added exception handling for docker.errors.DockerException improves the robustness of the fixture by ensuring it can handle cases where Docker is not running.

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121-122: Duplicate Comment: Handle Docker not running.

The added exception handling for docker.errors.DockerException improves the robustness of the fixture by ensuring it can handle cases where Docker is not running.