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The IndexPrivilegeTests have been notoriously slow for years. @polyfractal identified the primary issue, which is that these tests were running against an internal cluster with 1 or 2 data nodes and had the number of replicas set to 1 for indices by default and the methods in the test would perform a wait for green. This wait for green would take the full thirty seconds when there was a single data node as the index could never reach green health due to an unassigned replica. This could have been caught earlier by asserting the request did not timeout but this assertion was not present. This change does a few things to address the issues above. The first is that these tests now extend SecuritySingleNodeTestCase, which is a new class that extends ESSingleNodeTestCase and contains the necessary logic for the setup and teardown of security; much of which is based off of SecurityIntegTestCase. This means that these tests always run against a single node cluster and have a much simpler setup. The default index template for these tests applies settings so that indices are created with a single shard and no replicas. Assertions have been added to ensure the health checks with a wait for green status have not timed out. A handcoded wait for snapshots to finish has been replaced with an assertBusy call. Finally, the BadApple annotation has been removed from the test. Relates elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch#324 Original commit: elastic/x-pack-elasticsearch@572919273d |
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