Problem
The infra tests reference a docker/ directory (containing a docker-compose file) that does not exist in the repository. Any contributor or user who attempts to reproduce or run infra tests locally hits an immediate dead end — there is nothing to infer from, and no way to know what the missing folder should contain.
This was reported in #594 by an external contributor who investigated thoroughly and correctly identified this as a repo-side gap, not a user error.
Impact
- External contributors cannot reproduce or run infra tests
- The gap is invisible until someone specifically tries to contribute — at which point there is no path forward without internal knowledge
- We incorrectly asked the reporter to contribute a fix when only the team can know what belongs in the missing folder
Steps to Reproduce
- Clone the repo
- Run the infra tests (or search for
docker compose references in src/ or tests/)
- Observe references to a
docker/ path that does not exist
Acceptance Criteria
Related
Closes #594 (external contributor hit this blocker — loop is now closed with them)
Problem
The infra tests reference a
docker/directory (containing adocker-composefile) that does not exist in the repository. Any contributor or user who attempts to reproduce or run infra tests locally hits an immediate dead end — there is nothing to infer from, and no way to know what the missing folder should contain.This was reported in #594 by an external contributor who investigated thoroughly and correctly identified this as a repo-side gap, not a user error.
Impact
Steps to Reproduce
docker composereferences insrc/ortests/)docker/path that does not existAcceptance Criteria
docker/pathdocker-composesetup to the repo, or remove the broken references if the folder is no longer neededCONTRIBUTING.mdaccurately reflects how to run tests locallyRelated
Closes #594 (external contributor hit this blocker — loop is now closed with them)