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Describe the bug
The acceptance tests implemented in #848 are important because they detect changes to validation output on all datasets in the MobilityDatabase based on changes to validation rule logic.
However, as seen in #1090 (review), these tests fail to execute for forks of the gtfs-validator repo (i.e., all external contributions to the project):
For information Rule acceptance tests fails because the PR merges code from another github repository that does not have access to the credentials required to set up and authorize the usage GCP.
How we reproduce the bug
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Fork the gtfs-validator
Change code and open a PR
Expected behaviour
Acceptance tests should complete with a report on changes in validation output for MobilityData datasets as seen in #1083 (comment).
Observed behaviour
It appears the reports can't be persisted to Google Cloud storage because of permissions issues on the credentials, causing the process to fail.
Describe the bug
The acceptance tests implemented in #848 are important because they detect changes to validation output on all datasets in the MobilityDatabase based on changes to validation rule logic.
However, as seen in #1090 (review), these tests fail to execute for forks of the gtfs-validator repo (i.e., all external contributions to the project):
How we reproduce the bug
Steps to reproduce the behaviour:
Expected behaviour
Acceptance tests should complete with a report on changes in validation output for MobilityData datasets as seen in #1083 (comment).
Observed behaviour
It appears the reports can't be persisted to Google Cloud storage because of permissions issues on the credentials, causing the process to fail.
Screenshots:
See #1090 (review)
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