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integration: Use minion pools by default - #538
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Change ReplicaIntegrationTestBase to use minion pools by default if the providers supports them, instead of only in Minion-specific test classes. If a provider doesn't support minion pools, temporary workers will be used instead. These minion pools will be created once per test run, instead of per class (setUpClass), meaning that they will be reused across multiple tests. Minion pool-specific tests that disrupt the minion pool will create their own instead. Some tests will still use temporary workers, as they still need to be tested.
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ReplicaIntegrationTestBaseto use minion pools by default if the providers supports them, instead of only in Minion-specific test classes. If a provider doesn't support minion pools, temporary workers will beused instead.
These minion pools will be created once per test run, instead of per class (
setUpClass), meaning that they will be reused across multiple tests. Minion pool-specific tests that disrupt the minion pool will createtheir own instead.
Some tests will still use temporary workers, as they still need to be tested.