test(e2e): warm up before disruption in streaming-request spec - #2378
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The streaming-disruption spec sent its first request through a raw, non-retrying client, unlike its sibling specs which warm up via runCompletion first. That first request can race Envoy's initial active health check on the EPP's ext_proc cluster (see llm-d#1961), producing a local no-healthy-upstream reply that the spec misreports as a failed connection. Fixes llm-d#2377 Signed-off-by: Etai Lev Ran <elevran@gmail.com>
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What type of PR is this?
/kind test
What this PR does / why we need it:
The "A decode pod is killed while a streaming request is in-flight" e2e spec sent its first request through a raw, non-retrying client, unlike its sibling disruption specs, which all warm up via
runCompletionfirst. That first request can race Envoy's initial active health check on the EPP's ext_proc cluster (10s interval, see #1961), producing a local "no healthy upstream" reply that the spec misreports as "streaming request failed to connect."Adds the same pre-disruption warm-up used by the other disruption specs, closing the race by construction instead of adding retry logic to the raw streaming client.
Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
Fixes #2377
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