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AX learn tests

To run these test, you can use the included DOCKERFILE via docker or podman.

Certificates

• Start the the go-gcsproxy
• Use an environment variable for the generated certs so we can pick them up for the test client.
• gcs-goproxy with env var set: PROXY_CERT_PATH=<root path>/go-gcsproxy/test

GCP authentication

• The container expects the ADC key in ~/.config/gcloud
• This is populated automatically if you run sudo gcloud application-default login on the host.

Run tests

• Login to Gcloud

  • sudo gcloud application-default login

• Build the container locally

  • sudo podman build . -t go-gcsproxy

• Make sure you have access to a bucket. Replace <bucketname> with the name of that bucket.

  • sudo podman run -e PROXY_FUNC_TEST_BUCKET=<bucketname> --mount type=bind,source=${HOME}/.config/gcloud,target=/app/.config/gcloud localhost/go-gcsproxy

GO-GCSPROXY

For now, GO-GCSPROXY needs to use a patched go, net/http is updated to handle TE:identity.

Follow the instruction below to build a patched go command and toolchain:

1. git clone git@github.com:golang/go.git
2. git checkout go1.23.0 go-gcsproxy uses 1.23
3. Make changes to [your-go-repo-root]/src/net/http/transfer.go. Search "eshen" in here as refernce.
4. Run make.bash under [your-go-repo-root]/src/. It generates go command under bin/ and toolchain under pkg/
5. Add [your-go-repo-root]/bin/ into PATH env, so the patched go command and toolchain will be used when you launch go-gcsproxy.
6. Go to go-gcsproxy directory and launch the proxy(make uses the patched go).