Add a featuregatetest package and module to share featuregate testing support #12377
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| func setFeatureGateForTest(tb testing.TB, gate *featuregate.Gate, enabled bool) { | ||
| // SetGate sets the value to the given gate. Also, it installs a cleanup function to restore | ||
| // the gate to the initial value when the test is done. | ||
| func SetGate(tb testing.TB, gate *featuregate.Gate, enabled bool) { |
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Why do this instead of using a local registry for testing? I am a bit worried about encouraging this pattern, it modifies global state and it can be hard to reason about
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Any example where I can see what you envision?
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I was thinking about some old PR but the idea is not directly applicable here (we no longer have IsEnabled).
I guess the equivalent here for the batch sender tests modified on this PR would be to pass a boolean flag directly to newQueueBatchExporter and set that flag based on the feature gate on the code
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