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Introduction

CSIT ("Continuous System and Integration Testing", even though you could also read that as "Component-Specific Integration Testing") cases in ONAP exist typically for verifying functionalities of a single or few ONAP components in limited testing environments (suitable for lightweight installation in local development environment or Jenkins) and rely on simulators. Currently these tests are executed once per day on images from master branch (as well as on maintenance branches of selected previous releases) or whenever the test cases themselves are committed for review. This means that by ONAP's current automated quality assurance procedure any new bugs that could be caught by the existing CSIT cases are not discovered until the bugs are already merged to master. In addition, any failures in daily CSIT Jenkins are not sending any kind of notifications or raising tickets or alarms, so the teams are not even getting any automated feedback from the failures that can therefore go days or in worst cases weeks without notice (much less action).

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