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stephen mallette closed TINKERPOP-1931.
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Resolution: Won't Do
i keep coming back to this one every once in a while as I like its general
sentiment. Given that there hasn't been any other discussion around it i'm not
sure anyone is coming along to do this. the more i kick this around in my head
the less i feel like the GLV test suites are meant to validate operations for
graphs like CosmosDB...it's just not their role. Their tests are designed to
test GLV operations and not so much graph operations. Using CosmosDB as the
example since it was mentioned on this ticket, I think that the correct
approach for testing with the TinkerPop test suite would be for CosmosDB to
leverage the Java process test suite directly or implement a processor for our
gherkin tests - the latter might be the better approach. Either of these two
approaches is exactly how all other graphs handle testing. As we look to the
future for TP4, I think we will be elevating the gherkin suite to being the
primary test suite for TinkerPop providers and we'll think more carefully on
how we ensure it's accessibility to all the providers that we service (language
providers, graph providers, etc..)
> Allow integration tests to be executed against Gremlin Endpoints which don't
> allow anonymous connections
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> Key: TINKERPOP-1931
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TINKERPOP-1931
> Project: TinkerPop
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: dotnet
> Affects Versions: 3.3.1
> Reporter: Roman Kreisel
> Priority: Major
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> Right now, it's not possible to run the Gremlin.NET integration tests against
> Gremlin Endpoints, which don't allow connections without user and/or
> password. Some even might only support SSL connections, which also isn't
> supported by most unit tests..
> One of those databases is Microsoft's Cosmos DB.
> Since especially Gremlin.NET might be used often in context of Azure and the
> Cosmos DB, it might be very helpful to have working integration tests against
> this database as well.
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