| Tests |
| ===== |
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| Run the unit tests |
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| .. code:: bash |
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| tox |
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| Run a subset of unit tests |
| -------------------------- |
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| .. code:: bash |
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| # run protocol tests only |
| tox -- -v test.test_protocol |
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| # test with pypy only |
| tox -e pypy |
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| # Run only 1 test, and use python 2.7 |
| tox -e py27 -- -v --with-id --collect-only |
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| # pick a test number from the list like #102 |
| tox -e py27 -- -v --with-id 102 |
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| Run the integration tests |
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| The integration tests will actually start up real local Zookeeper |
| instance and Kafka brokers, and send messages in using the client. |
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| First, get the kafka binaries for integration testing: |
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| .. code:: bash |
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| ./build_integration.sh |
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| By default, the build_integration.sh script will download binary |
| distributions for all supported kafka versions. |
| To test against the latest source build, set KAFKA_VERSION=trunk |
| and optionally set SCALA_VERSION (defaults to 2.8.0, but 2.10.1 is recommended) |
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| .. code:: bash |
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| SCALA_VERSION=2.10.1 KAFKA_VERSION=trunk ./build_integration.sh |
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| Then run the tests against supported Kafka versions, simply set the `KAFKA_VERSION` |
| env variable to the server build you want to use for testing: |
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| .. code:: bash |
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| KAFKA_VERSION=0.8.0 tox |
| KAFKA_VERSION=0.8.1 tox |
| KAFKA_VERSION=0.8.1.1 tox |
| KAFKA_VERSION=trunk tox |