[tests] allow tests to use additional_checksd parameter#2896
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Closed this PR in favor of #3056. I have no idea how that binary was introduced (I believe it came from running rake?) It was easier to just create a brand new PR... |
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What does this PR do?
A one-line change that allows tests to optionally access the 'additional_checksd' parameter from the appConfig when using 'load_check()'
Motivation
This is mandatory if you want to have a set of Checks that you will not be submitting back to Datadog. And wish to use the 'additional_checksd' feature to access them. And you also want to be able to reuse Datadog's excellent AgentCheckTest and supporting code.
Testing Guidelines
N/A (it is a part of the test infrastructure)
Additional Notes
None.
It is a one-liner.
It is innocuous if you do not define 'additional_checksd' in your test's appConfig.
But without it, you must resort to dropping your code into a checkout of dd-agent's checks.d.