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User story: ||Integration   Test Suite||Node.js SDK||Fabric (peer/orderer)||Fabric-CA|| Description of the testcase||  |1.1|1.1|1.1|*1.2*|Refer [#Case 1] below|  |1.1|1.1|*1.2*|1.1|Refer Case 2 below|  |1.1|1.1|*1.2*|*1.2*|Refer Case 3 below|  |1.1|*1.2*|*1.2*|*1.2*|Refer Case 4 below|         _+Pre-requisite+_:    1. pull the the fabric-peer / fabric-orderer /fabric-ca docker images with tag *x86_64-1.1.0*    2. Generate the latest images on master branch of *fabric* and *fabric-ca* repo    At the time of this test image versions are as following    fabric version      : *amd64-1.2.0-snapshot-3436f454f*    fabric-ca version : *amd64-1.2.0-snapshot-744e032*       ----  [#Case 1]  {code:java}  Nodejs Integration Test Suite at 1.1 , Node.js SDK at 1.1, Fabric is at 1.1 & Fabric-CA is at 1.2    Step 1 : Clone the repo (Default it points to release-1.1 branch)  git clone https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node  cd fabric-sdk-node    Step 2: Install the node modules  npm install    Step 3: Commentout the following lines from build/tasks/test.js    //process.env.DOCKER_IMG_TAG = dockerImageTag;  //process.env.THIRDPARTY_IMG_TAG = thirdpartyImageTag;    please refer https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node/blob/release-1.1/build/tasks/test.js#L64-L65    Step 4: As part of this compatibility tests we wouldn't want to run the unit tests  Remove the unit test section (see following) from gulp task i.e, from build/tasks/test.js  https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node/blob/release-1.1/build/tasks/test.js#L121-L125    Step 5: Export the following environment varibles to let your docker-compose use the docker tags. (Make sure replace with the right TAG )  export DOCKER_IMG_TAG=:x86_64-1.1.0  export DOCKER_IMG_CA_TAG=:amd64-1.2.0-snapshot-744e032  export THIRDPARTY_IMG_TAG=:x86_64-0.4.6    Step 6: There needs a tweaking on the test/fixtures/docker-compose.yaml   change the lines hyperledger/fabric-ca${DOCKER_IMG_TAG} to hyperledger/fabric-ca${DOCKER_IMG_CA_TAG}    Step 7: Execute the following command and make sure all the tests are passing now              "gulp test"{code}  ----  Case 2  {code:java}  Nodejs Integration Test Suite at 1.1 , Node.js SDK at 1.1, Fabric is at 1.2 & Fabric-CA is at 1.1    Step 1 : Clone the repo (Default it points to release-1.1 branch)  git clone https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node  cd fabric-sdk-node    Step 2: Install the node modules  npm install    Step 3: Commentout the following lines from build/tasks/test.js    //process.env.DOCKER_IMG_TAG = dockerImageTag;  //process.env.THIRDPARTY_IMG_TAG = thirdpartyImageTag;    please refer https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node/blob/release-1.1/build/tasks/test.js#L64-L65    Step 4: As part of this compatibility tests we wouldn't want to run the unit tests  Remove the unit test section (see following) from gulp task i.e, from build/tasks/test.js  https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node/blob/release-1.1/build/tasks/test.js#L121-L125    Step 5: Export the following environment varibles to let your docker-compose use the docker tags. (Make sure replace with the right TAG )  export DOCKER_IMG_TAG=:amd64-1.2.0-snapshot-3436f454f  export DOCKER_IMG_CA_TAG=:x86_64-1.1.0  export THIRDPARTY_IMG_TAG=:amd64-0.4.8    Step 6: replace the test/fixtures folder with test/fixtures folder of fabric-sdk-node master branch          (Fabric 1.2 network needs all the required crypto/channel artifacts that are available in master branch)     Step 7: There needs a tweaking on the test/fixtures/docker-compose.yaml   change the lines hyperledger/fabric-ca${DOCKER_IMG_TAG} to hyperledger/fabric-ca${DOCKER_IMG_CA_TAG}    Step 8: Execute the following command and make sure all the tests are passing now              "gulp test"  {code}  ----  Case 3  {code:java}  Nodejs Integration Test Suite at 1.1 , Node.js SDK at 1.1, Fabric is at 1.2 & Fabric-CA is at 1.2     Step 1 : Clone the repo (Default it points to release-1.1 branch)  git clone https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node  cd fabric-sdk-node    Step 2: Install the node modules  npm install    Step 3: Commentout the following lines from build/tasks/test.js    //process.env.DOCKER_IMG_TAG = dockerImageTag;  //process.env.THIRDPARTY_IMG_TAG = thirdpartyImageTag;    please refer https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node/blob/release-1.1/build/tasks/test.js#L64-L65    Step 4: As part of this compatibility tests we wouldn't want to run the unit tests  Remove the unit test section (see following) from gulp task i.e, from build/tasks/test.js  https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node/blob/release-1.1/build/tasks/test.js#L121-L125    Step 5: Export the following environment varibles to let your docker-compose use the docker tags. (Make sure replace with the right TAG )  export DOCKER_IMG_TAG=:amd64-1.2.0-snapshot-3436f454f  export DOCKER_IMG_CA_TAG=:amd64-1.2.0-snapshot-744e032  export THIRDPARTY_IMG_TAG=:amd64-0.4.8    Step 6: replace the test/fixtures folder with test/fixtures folder of fabric-sdk-node master branch          (Fabric 1.2 network needs all the required crypto/channel artifacts that are available in master branch)     Step 7: There needs a tweaking on the test/fixtures/docker-compose.yaml   change the lines hyperledger/fabric-ca${DOCKER_IMG_TAG} to hyperledger/fabric-ca${DOCKER_IMG_CA_TAG}    Step 8: Execute the following command and make sure all the tests are passing now              "gulp test"  {code}  ----  Case 4:  {code:java}  Nodejs Integration Test Suite at 1.1 , Node.js SDK at 1.2, Fabric is at 1.2 & Fabric-CA is at 1.2     Step 1 : Clone the repo (Default it points to release-1.1 branch)  git clone https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node  cd fabric-sdk-node    Step 2: Install the node modules  npm install  make sure to use latest 1.2 node modules for the clients fabric-client and fabric-ca-client (As of this testing used the version: 1.2.0-snapshot.62)  rm -rf node_modules/fabric-c*  npm install fabric-client@1.2.0-snapshot.68  npm install fabric-ca-client@1.2.0-snapshot.68    Step 3: Commentout the following lines from build/tasks/test.js    //process.env.DOCKER_IMG_TAG = dockerImageTag;  //process.env.THIRDPARTY_IMG_TAG = thirdpartyImageTag;    please refer https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node/blob/release-1.1/build/tasks/test.js#L64-L65    Step 4: As part of this compatibility tests we wouldn't want to run the unit tests  Remove the unit test section (see following) from gulp task i.e, from build/tasks/test.js  https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-sdk-node/blob/release-1.1/build/tasks/test.js#L121-L125    Step 5: Export the following environment varibles to let your docker-compose use the docker tags. (Make sure replace with the right TAG )  export DOCKER_IMG_TAG=:amd64-1.2.0-snapshot-3436f454f  export DOCKER_IMG_CA_TAG=:amd64-1.2.0-snapshot-744e032  export THIRDPARTY_IMG_TAG=:amd64-0.4.8    Step 6: replace the test/fixtures folder with test/fixtures folder of fabric-sdk-node master branch          (Fabric 1.2 network needs all the required crypto/channel artifacts that are available in master branch)     Step 7: There needs a tweaking on the test/fixtures/docker-compose.yaml   change the lines hyperledger/fabric-ca${DOCKER_IMG_TAG} to hyperledger/fabric-ca${DOCKER_IMG_CA_TAG}    Step 8: Execute the following command and make sure all the tests are passing now              "gulp test"  {code}
Answer: 52494.0