HotSushi opened a new pull request, #1934:
URL: https://github.com/apache/polaris/pull/1934
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# Summary
This PR makes it easier to test the Polaris catalog across different cloud
environments by refactoring the existing integration tests -
`PolarisRestCatalogIntegrationTest`. Previously, the tests would only run for
S3 or local storage. Key changes include:
- Refactored the main integration test into a reusable abstract base class.
- Added new integration test classes for specific storage backends: AWS,
Azure, GCP, and local files.
- Updated Quarkus integration test classes to use these new backend-specific
tests.
- Improved test modularity, making it easier to run and maintain catalog
integration tests for multiple storage environments.
- Updated license and resource references to reflect the new test structure.
Changes are influenced by the PR:
https://github.com/apache/polaris/pull/590/files#diff-725b3a0c77d412c1d2b2b3cc1660824f180bfc459b7180023b6c26ba6d4e0962
# Testing
✅ `./gradlew build` succeeds
✅ `./gradlew check` succeeds
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