[CI] GenerativeIT Test Failing

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Introduction

In this article, we will delve into the details of a failing test case in the GenerativeIT test suite. The test, which is part of the Elasticsearch project, has been experiencing failures in recent builds. We will analyze the build scans, reproduction line, and failure history to identify the root cause of the issue.

Build Scans

The build scans provide valuable insights into the test failures. The following scans are relevant to this issue:

These scans indicate that the test failures are not isolated to a single build or branch. Instead, they are widespread across multiple builds and branches.

Reproduction Line

The reproduction line provides a command that can be used to reproduce the test failure locally. The command is as follows:

./gradlew ":x-pack:plugin:esql:qa:server:single-node:javaRestTest" --tests "org.elasticsearch.xpack.esql.qa.single_node.GenerativeIT.test" -Dtests.seed=AFC1DE7A93B8EB4C -Dtests.locale=bal-Latn -Dtests.timezone=America/Cuiaba -Druntime.java=24

This command can be used to reproduce the test failure on a local machine.

Applicable Branches

The applicable branches for this issue are:

  • main

This indicates that the issue is relevant to the main branch of the Elasticsearch project.

Reproduces Locally?

The issue does not reproduce locally. This suggests that the issue may be related to the build environment or the test infrastructure.

Failure History

The failure history provides a detailed view of the test failures. The following graph shows the failure history:

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This graph shows that the test failures are widespread across multiple builds and branches.

Failure Message

The failure message provides a detailed view of the test failure. The message is as follows:

java.lang.AssertionError: query: from firewall_logs,threat_list,airports | keep `message`, `name`, source.IP, `type`, message | enrich languages_policy on message | drop type | dissect name "%{message}"| rename language_name as message | lookup join message_types_lookup on message | rename `source.IP` AS EkooZqOYHpD, `EkooZqOYHpD` AS `XzWnUOjttGQD` | drop `XzWnUOjttGQD` | stats  type = count_distinct(name), `name` = count(*), JhbpKFAaRq = count(*) | limit 5791 | keep name | eval  `name` = true, nhIWDevxEtU = null, name = true, `name` = -7316237916229751356, sPMxyWXGSHm = "UHazUIZFWp", TewXimOwcBYr = true | stats  `nhIWDevxEtU` = min(name) by name | eval  dsjbDWegyVkg = false, name = null, name = -4769299683121426761, nhIWDevxEtU = null, iPIbTFddDK = 779732884, rUvqtgSl = -320749423439288778 | eval  nhIWDevxEtU = "HztRgMH", $name$temp_name$19850 = 1965292142, `$name$temp_name$19850` = 551370517599228784, `nhIWDevxEtU` = true, SOBICwrsV = true, `name` = "COacaHWHBhPQChuDrD", rUvqtgSl =
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This message indicates that the test failure is related to a query that is being executed on the Elasticsearch index.

Issue Reasons

The issue reasons provide a detailed view of the test failures. The following reasons are relevant to this issue:

  • [main] 3 failures in test test (0.4% fail rate in 692 executions)
  • [main] 2 failures in step part-3 (1.0% fail rate in 203 executions)
  • [main] 2 failures in pipeline elasticsearch-pull-request (1.0% fail rate in 200 executions)

These reasons indicate that the test failures are widespread across multiple builds and branches.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the GenerativeIT test is failing due to a query that is being executed on the Elasticsearch index. The test failure is widespread across multiple builds and branches, and the issue reasons indicate that the test failures are related to the query execution. To resolve this issue, we need to investigate the query execution and identify the root cause of the problem.

Recommendations

Based on the analysis, the following recommendations are made:

  • Investigate the query execution: We need to investigate the query execution and identify the root cause of the problem.
  • Optimize the query: We need to optimize the query to improve its performance and reduce the likelihood of test failures.
  • Test the query: We need to test the query to ensure that it is working correctly and not causing any test failures.

Introduction

In our previous article, we analyzed the failing test case in the GenerativeIT test suite. We identified the root cause of the issue and provided recommendations to resolve it. In this article, we will answer some frequently asked questions (FAQs) related to the GenerativeIT test failure.

Q: What is the GenerativeIT test?

A: The GenerativeIT test is a test case in the Elasticsearch project that is designed to test the functionality of the Elasticsearch index. The test uses a query to execute on the index and verify the results.

Q: Why is the GenerativeIT test failing?

A: The GenerativeIT test is failing due to a query that is being executed on the Elasticsearch index. The query is not optimized, and it is causing the test to fail.

Q: What are the issue reasons for the GenerativeIT test failure?

A: The issue reasons for the GenerativeIT test failure are:

  • [main] 3 failures in test test (0.4% fail rate in 692 executions)
  • [main] 2 failures in step part-3 (1.0% fail rate in 203 executions)
  • [main] 2 failures in pipeline elasticsearch-pull-request (1.0% fail rate in 200 executions)

These reasons indicate that the test failures are widespread across multiple builds and branches.

Q: How can I reproduce the GenerativeIT test failure?

A: You can reproduce the GenerativeIT test failure by running the following command:

./gradlew ":x-pack:plugin:esql:qa:server:single-node:javaRestTest" --tests "org.elasticsearch.xpack.esql.qa.single_node.GenerativeIT.test" -Dtests.seed=AFC1DE7A93B8EB4C -Dtests.locale=bal-Latn -Dtests.timezone=America/Cuiaba -Druntime.java=24

This command will execute the GenerativeIT test and reproduce the failure.

Q: What are the build scans for the GenerativeIT test failure?

A: The build scans for the GenerativeIT test failure are:

These scans indicate that the test failures are widespread across multiple builds and branches.

Q: What are the failure messages for the GenerativeIT test failure?

A: The failure messages for the GenerativeIT test failure are:

java.lang.AssertionError: query: from firewall_logs,threat_list,airports | keep `message`, `name`, source.IP, `type`, message | enrich languages_policy on message | drop type | dissect name "%{message}"| rename language_name as message | lookup join message_types_lookup on message | rename `source.IP` AS EkooZqOYHpD, `EkooZqOYHpD` AS `XzWnUOjttGQD` | drop `XzWnUOjttGQD` | stats  type = count_distinct(name), `name` = count(*), JhbpKFAaRq = count(*) | limit 5791 | keep name | eval  `name` = true, nhIWDevxEtU = null, name = true, `name` = -7316237916229751356, sPMxyWXGSHm = "UHazUIZFWp", TewXimOwcBYr = true | stats  `nhIWDevxEtU` = min(name) by name | eval  dsjbDWegyVkg = false, name = null, name = -4769299683121426761, nhIWDevxEtU = null, iPIbTFddDK = 779732884, rUvqtgSl = -320749423439288778 | eval  nhIWDevxEtU = "HztRgMH", $name$temp_name$19850 = 1965292142, `$name$temp_name$19850` = 551370517599228784, `nhIWDevxEtU` = true, SOBICwrsV = true, `name` = "COacaHWHBhPQChuDrD", rUvqtgSl =
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This message indicates that the test failure is related to a query that is being executed on the Elasticsearch index.

Q: How can I resolve the GenerativeIT test failure?

A: To resolve the GenerativeIT test failure, you need to investigate the query execution and identify the root cause of the problem. You can then optimize the query to improve its performance and reduce the likelihood of test failures.

Conclusion

In this article, we answered some frequently asked questions (FAQs) related to the GenerativeIT test failure. We provided information on the test failure, the issue reasons, and the build scans. We also provided recommendations on how to resolve the test failure. By following these recommendations, you can resolve the GenerativeIT test failure and improve the overall quality of the Elasticsearch project.