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Remove the E2E test to unblock presubmits #614

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@jlewi jlewi commented Nov 8, 2019

related: #613

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  • Unit tests have been rebuilt:
    1. cd manifests/tests
    2. make generate
    3. make test

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jlewi commented Nov 8, 2019

/assign @gabrielwen

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/lgtm
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* The e2e test is failing because kfctl has moved from kubeflow/kubeflow
  to kubfelow/kfctl (kubeflow/kfctl#7)

* The existing E2E test is an outdated copy of the old ksonnet workflow

* To unblock presubmits we are just deleting this test

* In a subsequent PR we will add back an E2E test but avoid duplicating the
  test and just check the test out from kubeflow/kubeflow or kubeflow/kfctl

related: kubeflow#613
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/lgtm

@k8s-ci-robot k8s-ci-robot merged commit 4763c64 into kubeflow:master Nov 8, 2019
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