MySQL Test Framework for Customer Support and Bug Verification
summary
MySQL Test Framework (MTR) is a regression-testing framework used by MySQL developers to write and run tests during release preparation. The talk explains using MTR beyond core development—for supporting customers and verifying bugs—describing how to apply the framework to reproduce, validate, and track MySQL bugs in real-world support scenarios.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00MySQL test framework intro
- 5:03Customer support testing challenges
- 7:53MySQL Test Framework
- 10:05Basic test structure
- 11:32Parallel transactions & errors
- 16:31External commands & loops
- 18:19Replication testing
- 23:59Running tests
- 28:47Summary & resources
- 29:49Q&A
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