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Currently it is very easy for a change to break the Kafka apps. For example when I moved a Spring Boot-based Kafka app into the kafka module, it broke the Docker containers because Spring Boot puts the classes in BOOT-INF, and so our Docker startup scripts for the non-Boot apps could no longer find them. We need a way to prevent this from happening.
Our thought is to add e2e integration tests using docker-compose to set up the overall flow.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently it is very easy for a change to break the Kafka apps. For example when I moved a Spring Boot-based Kafka app into the
kafka
module, it broke the Docker containers because Spring Boot puts the classes inBOOT-INF
, and so our Docker startup scripts for the non-Boot apps could no longer find them. We need a way to prevent this from happening.Our thought is to add e2e integration tests using docker-compose to set up the overall flow.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: