$VARNAME is what we use for environment variables, it's good to
separate.
Some people use envsubst for homemade variable interpolation, it's also
good to have separation there.
## Changes
- Include acceptance directory in integration tests. Acceptance tests
will not start local server if CLOUD_ENV is set, so they become
integration tests.
- Add dependency for vendor to integration, so that CLI can be build
there.
- Implement LocalOnly option in test.toml to opt out of running
acceptance tests as integration tests. Use it in certain tests that are
difficult or not necessary to fix when run as integration tests.
- Update terraform test to redact timings out.
- Clean up .workspace.current_user from outputs of the tests.
## Tests
Existing tests.
## Changes
- Add a script install_terraform.py that downloads terraform and
provider and generates a config to use, inspired by
https://gist.github.com/pietern/1cb6b6f3e0a452328e13cdc75031105e
- Make acceptance tests run this script once before running the tests
and set the required env vars to make cli use this terraform
installation.
- Use OS-specific directory for things that are build by acceptance test
runner (CLI and terraform).
This enables acceptance tests against cloud #2242 and local test for
bundle deploy #2254.
## Tests
- Add an acceptance test for standalone terraform. This is useful to
debug terraform with TF_LOG=DEBUG to see that it uses local provider.
- Other acceptance tests are updated with regard to terraform exec path.
- The overall time for tests locally is unchanged (if terraform is
already fetched).
This test checks load git details functionality + variable interpolation
there.
The variables are not working there because LoadGitDetails mutator is
running before variable interpolation.
Additionally, correctly replace tmp path that is used for DATABRICKS_TF_EXEC_PATH
Denis Bilenko