- Add new Maven profile 'ci-fast-integration-tests' for running selective ITs
- Remove redundant vector store skip flags from properties section
- Update maven-failsafe-plugin to version 3.5.2
- Configure test exclusions for various components:
- Most model integration tests (Anthropic and OpenAI)
- Most vector store tests (except PgVector and Chroma)
- Most auto-configuration tests
- All test containers and docker compose tests
- AI evaluation tests
- Convert the docker-compose tests into ITs
- Convert the testcontainers tests into ITs
- Updated README.md
- Explain the new profile and also the new integration tests repo
- Describe ways to run integration tests for specific modules
- Add badge for https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-ai-integration-tests
* Add property `spring.ai.vectorstore.opensearch.aws.domain-name`
* Require `AwsCredentialsProvider` to enable `AwsOpenSearchConfiguration`
* Add Testcontainers Service Connection support
* Add Docker Compose Service Connection support
Implement service connection support for MongoDB Atlas using both
TestContainers and Docker Compose. This change enables easier
integration testing and local development with MongoDB Atlas.
- Leverage TestContainers 1.20.2 which introduces MongoDBAtlasLocalContainer
- Add TestContainers support using MongoDBAtlasLocalContainer
- Implement Docker Compose configuration for MongoDB Atlas
- Create connection details factories for both TestContainers and Docker Compose
- Update dependency management for MongoDB Atlas integration
- Add integration tests for both TestContainers and Docker Compose setups
- Update documentation to include MongoDB Atlas support
Modify getHost method to return a properly formatted URL string. This
ensures that the Chroma client can correctly connect to the service
when using Docker Compose.
Fixes#1395
Currently, `RedisVectorStoreAutoConfiguration` creates its own
configuration to connect with Redis. This commit reuse
`RedisAutoConfiguration` from spring boot project. It's limited
to Jedis.
Currently, Docker Compose and Testcontainers support `CHROMA_SERVER_AUTHN_CREDENTIALS`,
which is provided by Chroma 0.5.x. Previous versions use `CHROMA_SERVER_AUTH_CREDENTIALS`
instead.
