As part of a migration from Fastlane to Golang Steps, I have ported our Ruby FTL integration to a Bitrise step. [image] GitHub - bitrise-io/steps-firebase-test-lab: Bitrise step for Firebase Test Lab Bitrise step for Firebase Test Lab. Contribute to bitrise-io/steps-firebase-test-lab development by creating an account on GitHub. This is my first step so I’m very open to feedback. Currently we’re using the step to run tests successfully on Firebase Test Lab. As we’re using this in production, it’s not an issue for me to spend time fixing up the code. Also you might not be aware, FTL has an API. For advanced use cases, this is more flexible than wrapping the python CLI. https://github.com/TestArmada/flank/tree/master/cloud_testing Thanks.

Awesome, thanks for sharing @bootstraponline! @tamaspapik check this thread when you have some time :wink: [image] bootstraponline: Also you might not be aware, FTL has an API. I think @tamaspapik is well aware :wink:

Go code note: bitrise-community/steps-firebase-test-lab/blob/master/main.go package main import ( "encoding/base64" "encoding/json" "errors" "fmt" "github.com/bitrise-io/go-utils/command" "github.com/bitrise-io/go-utils/log" "github.com/kballard/go-shellquote" "io/ioutil" "os" "os/exec" "path" ) // GcloudKeyFile defines the project id & user // must be exported for json.Unmarshal type GcloudKeyFile struct { ProjectID string `json:"project_id"` This file has been truncated. show original Here, the idiomatic Go solution is to just use the import, instead of . "github.com/bootstraponline/bitrise-step-firebase-test-lab/utils" just "github.com/bootstraponline/bitrise-step-firebase-test-lab/utils" and then in your code reference the functions from github.com/bootstraponline/bitrise-step-firebase-test-lab/utils like: utils.RandomInt()

Hey @bootstraponline! Good job, and thank you for the share. Yes, we started to develop the new integration with 100% rest API requests straight to the TestLab API. [image] viktorbenei: just “github.com/bootstraponline/bitrise-step-firebase-test-lab/utils” I think this is simply “utils”. As it is beside of the main package, in a utils folder, and with the package name of utils. (Maybe I am wrong, but worth to check) :grinning:

[image] tamaspapik: I think this is simply “utils”. Trust me, it’s not :wink: ./utils works in e.g. go run and at a couple of other places AFAIK, but only the full path works with every tool (e.g. go get)

[image] tamaspapik: Yes, we started to develop the new integration with 100% rest API requests straight to the TestLab API. Cool. What API lib are you using? The google-api-services-testing.jar which I decompiled for flank?[quote=“viktorbenei, post:5, topic:2269”] ./utils works in e.g. go run and at a couple of other places AFAIK, but only the full path works with every tool (e.g. go get) [/quote] Thanks for the info. I will fix.

I think I’ve addressed all the feedback. Let me know if there’s anything else. I’ve opened a feature request to add retry. FTL is experiencing a large amount of infrastructure failures which require a retry. Feature: Retry infrastructure failures opened 07:45PM - 14 Jul 17 UTC (UTC) closed 08:00PM - 14 Jul 17 UTC (UTC) [bootstraponline] bootstraponline enhancement > ERROR: (gcloud.firebase.test.android.run) Firebase Test Lab infrastructure fai…lure: Exhausted attempts The Firebase Test Lab service will frequently experience an infastructure failure. By default, Google transparently retries 3x however this is not sufficient for stable builds. The step should expose an optional retry parameter which would invoke the CLI again when this error message is present. Update: I added this feature on master.

[image] bootstraponline: Cool. What API lib are you using? The google-api-services-testing.jar which I decompiled for flank? As far as I see the endpoints are the same, but using them as clean requests written in our own go api, w/o any 3rd party lib or wrapper.

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FYI Firebase TestLab v0.9.0 is an even better option than this step I wrote.

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