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Re-enable security test #320

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Re-enable security test #320

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Now that elastic/rally#1580 is merged, this should be fixed.

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Thanks! It does pass now. Should we also define xfail_strict=true to have CI fail if such xfail tests pass?

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Thanks! It does pass now. Should we also define xfail_strict=true to have CI fail if such xfail tests pass?

My immediate reaction is "oooo", as I wasn't aware of this option

But I think this would potentially not work well for us because the fix to a given test failure (as it was here) could be in rally, meaning we'd technically have a CI deadlock for an xfail test being marked in rally-tracks master vs fixed in a branch of rally. Am I thinking about this correctly? I can explain this further if I'm not making sense

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Right, but we can always bypass the CI checks and merge anyway. At this point it's a balance: are we going to break more things by bypassing checks sometimes or by missing xfail annotations that are in fact passing? I think you're right that bypassing the checks would be more dangerous, I would not trust myself here!

@pquentin pquentin merged commit 9848ae1 into elastic:master Sep 26, 2022
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