- deletes schedule_installation_service.rb
- moves schedule_installation_service.rb logic to create_service.rb
- moves specs as well
Removes code duplication
Remove unecessary spec block
Abide review suggestions
Test installable applications which are not associated to a cluster
Fix a typo
Removes duplciated expectation
Reuse variable instead of redefining
Remove method in favor of a local scoped lambda
Improve 'failing service' shared examples
Test the increase of status count
Remove duplicated test
Enable fronzen literal
Previously, we used a personal access token. This had a couple of
problems:
1. If the user didn't have a PAT, we couldn't impersonate them.
2. It depended on reading the raw PAT from the database.
Instead, we can monkey-patch the authentication methods on
ApplicationController (overriding the Devise ones), and remove them once
we're done. This does mean that profiles will not profile auth
correctly, so for that, use a PAT directly.
Gitlab::Profiler.profile takes a URL to profile, and returns the ruby-prof
profile result.
This is currently only for interactive use (in a console) or from the script
runner. Note that when using this interactively, changes to the application
within that console session will be used, so this can be used to test proposed
performance changes.
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