Eline @eliine.dev · Oct 29 When a test fails you get a nice diff of what didn’t match the expected results. This is extremely useful to get some control over the ever increasing complexity of the many combinations of inputs an operator eventually gets.
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It’s quite popular with operator development as this fits well as an end-to-end testing tool to complement the unit tests with integration tests. However, I foresee it could be useful for other things as well, like testing helm charts or cluster policies to prevent unexpected behaviour 💣💥