Rate-limited test routine#6
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Ah wow I had completely forgotten about this PR; there's no activity on issues/pr's on this repo so I don't naturally land here much. Did you ever end up using this? |
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Hey @dormando, it's all good. I would have bumped this if we needed action on it. In the end, we opted for some alternative testing procedures that were integrated within our in-house systems. |
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Thanks. That wasn't a great time for me so I wasn't able to keep us all in sync. I've been using mctester for the recent regression finding and need to decide how or whether to move forward with it for automation. |
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This PR introduces an entirely new test routine command.
Aside from a rate-limiter, this routine also includes support for:
I also implemented some basic module support. Going one step further, vendoring the dependencies could be worth considering.