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#1

Please take a look at issue #35..

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Issue #35 requests end-to-end tests that verify the tool can actually create VMs on DigitalOcean with associated DNS. Key requirements:

  1. Tests should actually create/destroy VMs against a real DigitalOcean environment
  2. Need a test DO environment, test DNS zone, etc.
  3. Must be runnable separately from existing unit/integration tests (cost and runtime reasons)

Let me explore the existing test setup and codebase to understand what we're working with.

All 29 existing tests pass, 4 e2e tests correctly deselected.

Here's what I've created:

tests/test_e2e.py — End-to-end tests that exercise the full VM lifecycle against real DigitalOcean infrastructure:

  • TestDropletLifecycle — Create a droplet (no cloud-init), verify it appears in list --output json, destroy it, verify it's gone
  • TestDNSLifecycle — Create a droplet with --update-dns, verify the A record via list-domain, destroy with --delete-dns, verify DNS record is removed
  • TestCreateWithInitialize — Create a droplet with --type e2e-basic (cloud-init user-data), verify the type tag is applied
  • TestCustomTag — Create a droplet with --tag, verify filtering by tag works

Design decisions: - Automatically skipped when E2E_DO_TOKEN, E2E_SSH_KEY, or E2E_DNS_ZONE env vars are missing - Excluded from default make test via addopts = "-m 'not e2e'" in pyproject.toml - Run explicitly with make test-e2e or uv run pytest tests/test_e2e.py -v -m e2e - Cleanup fixture ensures droplets are destroyed even if a test fails - Unique names per test run via UUID to avoid collisions - Uses the smallest droplet size (s-1vcpu-512mb-10gb) by default to minimize cost

#2

Amazing! Thank you. Can you write a short markdown document that explains these tests and how to run them?

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#3

Thanks. Can you also add a new GitHub actions job for these tests?

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Done — .github/workflows/e2e-test.yml is set up with:

  • workflow_dispatch — run manually from the Actions tab anytime
  • schedule — runs nightly at 06:00 UTC
  • environment: e2e — uses a GitHub environment named e2e, which is where you'll configure the secrets

You'll need to create the e2e environment in your repo settings (Settings > Environments) and add three secrets: E2E_DO_TOKEN, E2E_SSH_KEY, and E2E_DNS_ZONE.

#4

Thanks, I like the scheduled execution. We can re-visit later whether to run it on PR creation and merge to main once we understand the runtime and cost implications.

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#7

Bye!

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