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@onsi can you PTAL at this once. Thanks :)
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heyo - sorry for the delay. I've been out of pocket for a couple of weeks.
Ginkgo doesn't directly support this usecase. I can imagine some workarounds but nothing that will be super clean. I would, personally, approach this by making the cloud provider configurable (e.g. via a command line argument or an environment variable) and then invoke ginkgo
multiple times for each cloud provider (e.g. in series). This gives you a building block that you can then leverage in CI. For example, back in the day the Cloud Foundry test suite could run against a variety of cloud providers. A single Ginkgo suite could target any of these given different configuration inputs. We would run them in parallel in CI - using the CI system's built in capacity for parallel builds to nicely sequester and monitor the different ginkgo suites.
This is, honestly, a bit cleaner as you end up with logs and reports that are cleanly sequestered by cloud provider. It also makes it a bit easier to write cloud-provider-specific specs.
Could something like this be added to Ginkgo? No doubt. But it's not something that's currently on the roadmap. I'd suggest going down the CI route.
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Thanks @onsi for taking the time to comment. Yes it does seem like more approachable and cleaner way to run them in parallel in CI. Thanks for the advice :)
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