@salto-io/microsoft-security-adapter-e2e v0.5.2
Microsoft Security adapter e2e
E2E tests
E2E tests need real Microsoft Security credentials to run.
Using a specific set of credentials
Add the following environment variables to bash_profile:
export MICROSOFT_SECURITY_TENANT_ID='XXXX'
export MICROSOFT_SECURITY_CLIENT_ID='XXXX'
export MICROSOFT_SECURITY_CLIENT_SECRET='XXXX'
export MICROSOFT_SECURITY_REFRESH_TOKEN='XXXX'Then run the tests:
cd packages/microsoft-security-adapter-e2e
yarn e2e-testUsing the shared credentials pool
The credentials pool can be used to run the E2E tests concurrently on predefined Microsoft Security accounts.
The pool is used if the MICROSOFT_SECURITY_ environment variables are not defined. You can also force its use by defining the environment variable USE_CRED_POOL=1.
AWS credentials for the pool
The pool uses Amazon DynamoDB, and needs read/write/list permissions for the e2e_permissions table.
Make sure your AWS credentials are set, e.g, as environment variables:
export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID='XXXX'
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