## Running the tests on a kind cluster
Following are the instructions for running the test on a local kind cluster

1. Ensure your kubectl context is set to `kind-edge`
1. Ensure you have a postgres service accessible with configuration for connection from within k8s https://wiki.edge-infra.dev/dev/testing/running
1. Add the following flags to your `test/f2/config.json` file. This step will only need to be done once.
    ```json
    {
        "integration-level": 2,
    }
    ```

1. Push gcloud sdk to local registry. This step will only need to be done once
    ```bash
    just push --bazel-configs=local //hack/deps:gcloud_container_push
    ```

1. Push services to local registry:

    ```bash
    just push  -v=100 --bazel-configs=local cmd/sds/emergencyaccess/userservice/...
    just push  -v=100 --bazel-configs=local cmd/sds/emergencyaccess/authservice/...
    just push  -v=100 --bazel-configs=local cmd/sds/emergencyaccess/rulesengine/...
    just push  -v=100 --bazel-configs=local cmd/sds/emergencyaccess/eagateway/...
    just push --bazel-configs=local pkg/sds/emergencyaccess/ea_integration/v2/mockbffserver:container_push
    just push --bazel-configs=local cmd/edge/auth-proxy:container_push
    ```

1. Run the tests:
    ```bash
    rosa --config test/f2/config.json pkg/sds/emergencyaccess/ea_integration/v2/... --workloads_repo=localhost:21700
    ```