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The functional suites were run with `go test`, which parallelizes across packages (suites) but runs the specs within a suite serially. That left the wall time floored by the longest single suite (~38m for outputs/splunk). Drive the run with the ginkgo v2 CLI (`-p --procs=8`) so specs execute in parallel within each suite, removing that floor. The suites are already parallel-safe: every test runs in a unique crypto/rand namespace and all cluster-scoped RBAC is namespace-suffixed, so no isolation changes are needed. Functional specs are latency-bound (mostly waiting on the cluster), so oversubscribing the runner's cores with --procs is effective. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The metrics suite created cluster-scoped ClusterRole/ClusterRoleBinding
objects named from the constant framework.Name ("functional"), so under
`ginkgo -p` the suite's concurrent specs collided: the 2nd/3rd Create hit
AlreadyExists and a finishing spec's AfterEach deleted the shared-name
ClusterRole out from under a still-running spec, breaking its /metrics
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--timeout is a single wall-clock budget across all functional suites, not per-suite. The full run now completes in ~40m once the metrics RBAC collisions are fixed, so the 40m budget was exceeded by a hair and ginkgo guillotined the last suite (splunk) mid-run. Raise the budget to 60m to give headroom for variance. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Add ginkgo --keep-going so a failure in one functional suite does not abort the remaining suites. CI then reports every suite's result in a single run instead of stopping at the first failure, avoiding fix-and-rerun cycles. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The functional suites were run with
go test, which parallelizes across packages (suites) but runs the specs within a suite serially. That left the total wall time floored by the longest single suite (outputs/splunk, ~38m).This switches the
test-functionalMakefile target (the exact command CI runs) to drive the run with the ginkgo v2 CLI (-p --procs=8) so specs execute in parallel within each suite, removing that floor.Why no isolation changes are needed
The functional suites are already parallel-safe:
crypto/randnamespace (test.UniqueNameForTest()).fmt.Sprintf("%s-%s", f.Test.NS.Name, f.Name)).Serial/Ordereddecorators exist intest/functional/.BeforeSuite(filters/apiaudit/vrl) scopes its fixed-name pod inside a uniqueclient.NewTest()namespace — one per worker process, no collision.Notes
--procsis tunable via a comment in the target. Functional specs are latency-bound (mostly waiting on the cluster), so oversubscribing the runner's cores is effective.functional-targetjob from ~115m toward ~86m (cluster-claim wait and artifact gather are unchanged).🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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