IBX-12241: Added Behat coverage for Varnish TTL, stale cache, cache keys and tagging - #85
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Description:
The Varnish suites currently assert
x-cache: MISS|HIT, purge-on-edit, ESI embedding andtranslation-aware purging — in other words, whether something is cached.
Nothing covers how long it stays cached, what happens once it expires, what the cache key
is, or which tags go out on the response, even though the shipped VCL has real logic for all four.
This PR adds scenarios for that
For QA:
Run against a Varnish setup with
WEB_HOSTpointing at the Varnish container, setup suite first:vendor/bin/behat --profile=httpCache --suite=setup # rebuild the container cache, then vendor/bin/behat --profile=httpCache --suite=varnish6 vendor/bin/behat --profile=httpCache --suite=varnish7Note that scenarios that assert
MISSfirst need a cold Varnish, the same assumptioncache.featurealready makes. Re-running against a warm cache fails them; restart the Varnish container between
runs.
Documentation: