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@ -34,6 +34,16 @@ If the current context is not `docker-desktop` (e.g. it points to a remote clust
kubectl config use-context docker-desktop
```
#### Label the Docker Desktop node (one-time setup)
Storage pods require the node label `workload-type=tests-pods`. Docker Desktop's node does not have this label by default, so pods will remain in `Pending` indefinitely without it. Apply it once:
```bash
kubectl label node docker-desktop workload-type=tests-pods
```
This label persists across `dotnet test` runs but is lost if you reset Kubernetes in Docker Desktop (Settings → Kubernetes → Reset Kubernetes Cluster). Re-apply it after any reset.
### Run the tests
Most IDEs let you run individual tests or test fixtures directly from the code file. To run from the command line:
@ -97,6 +107,16 @@ kubectl config use-context docker-desktop # switch if needed
kubectl get nodes # should show a Ready node
```
**Tests time out with "Pod IP unknown" / pods stuck in `Pending`**
Storage pods require a node labelled `workload-type=tests-pods`. If that label is missing, the scheduler cannot place any pods and every test times out after ~15 minutes. Apply the label (see [Label the Docker Desktop node](#label-the-docker-desktop-node-one-time-setup) above):
```bash
kubectl label node docker-desktop workload-type=tests-pods
```
The label is wiped by a Kubernetes reset in Docker Desktop — re-apply it afterwards.
**Image not found**
The `STORAGEDOCKERIMAGE` must be pullable from Docker Desktop. Either use a published image or build and push locally: