This part of code should be defered when buffer initialized

One improvement regarding Options:

Also, MaxPathnameLength shouldn't be less then 2, or it will panic.

One improvement regarding Options:

beekeeper/pkg/check/manifest/manifest.go

Lines 36 to 46 in 4d02a31

	func NewDefaultOptions() Options {
	return Options{
	FilesInCollection: 10,
	GasPrice: "",
	MaxPathnameLength: 64,
	PostageAmount: 1,
	PostageDepth: 16,
	PostageLabel: "test-label",
	Seed: 0,
	}
	}

Maybe to put PostageLabel default value to manifest-check, or something like that to distingush it from other batch labels.
Maybe this would be nice to do for every check that uses PostageLabel option, to have the check name in it? What do you think @istae ?
Also, MaxPathnameLength shouldn't be less then 2, or it will panic.

The label can be used strategically in general, because the GetCreateMutableBatch function matches the label, and it can reuse the same batch created before to save on cost and time (by not waiting for a new batch to be created which can take few minutes).

The label can be used strategically in general, because the GetCreateMutableBatch function matches the label, and it can reuse the same batch created before to save on cost and time (by not waiting for a new batch to be created which can take few minutes).

@istae Would this mean that we can resuse the same batch created with specific check? Or is it ok to use test-label for all of the checks?
What is your suggestion, to leave the same label for all of the checks?

The label can be used strategically in general, because the GetCreateMutableBatch function matches the label, and it can reuse the same batch created before to save on cost and time (by not waiting for a new batch to be created which can take few minutes).

@istae Would this mean that we can resuse the same batch created with specific check? Or is it ok to use test-label for all of the checks? What is your suggestion, to leave the same label for all of the checks?

If the tests run one by one then it's more optimal to simply reuse the same batch.