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#1

Please take a look at issue #51.

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The issue is straightforward: the workflow uses a single E2E_DNS_ZONE for both providers, but each provider needs its own DNS zone. Here's the plan:

  1. Add per-provider DNS zone variables (E2E_DO_DNS_ZONE, E2E_VULTR_DNS_ZONE) in the workflow
  2. Update the test to pick the right one based on provider, falling back to E2E_DNS_ZONE
  3. Update the docs

Let me implement this.

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#3

It has to be "example.com" for Vultr because their DNS hosting is broken for subdomains.

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Everything looks clean. Here's a summary of the changes:

Workflow (.github/workflows/e2e-test.yml): - Replaced single E2E_DNS_ZONE with per-provider E2E_DO_DNS_ZONE and E2E_VULTR_DNS_ZONE variables

Test file (tests/test_e2e.py): - Reads E2E_DO_DNS_ZONE and E2E_VULTR_DNS_ZONE, then selects the right one into E2E_DNS_ZONE based on the active provider - Missing-variable checks now report the provider-specific variable name - All downstream usage of E2E_DNS_ZONE continues to work unchanged

Docs (tests/E2E.md): - Moved DNS zone from "common" to each provider's section - Vultr example uses example.com (second-level domain only, per their DNS hosting limitation) - Updated CI variables table

You'll need to update the GitHub environment variables: replace E2E_DNS_ZONE with E2E_DO_DNS_ZONE and E2E_VULTR_DNS_ZONE in the e2e environment settings. Want me to commit this?

#4

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#6

Bye!