dns: add tests for ENODATA states, fix failure on main#64624
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This adds new tests to codify the existing behaviour of throwing ENODATA when there are no matching DNS records. It also updates an existing test which was broken by nodejs#64355 - previously requesting DNS records for a domain which has a CNAME to another domain, neither of which contain the requested type of record, would return an empty array. Since nodejs#64355, it will instead throw ENODATA. Finally, this updates the trigger for the relevant pipeline so that the internet tests will run if the cares_wrap.cc (and various other related files) are changed, which should reduce the chance of similar changes breaking main in the future. Refs: nodejs#64355 Signed-off-by: David Evans <davidje13@users.noreply.github.com>
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Excellent work. I think this is a subtle but important change that we need to get resolved asap.
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This adds new tests to codify the existing behaviour of throwing ENODATA when there are no matching DNS records.
It also updates an existing test which was broken by #64355 (see the failing pipeline here: https://github.com/nodejs/node/actions/workflows/test-internet.yml)
Previously requesting DNS records for a domain which has a CNAME to another domain, neither of which contain the requested type of record, would return an empty array. Since #64355, it will instead throw ENODATA. This is a user-facing change which should perhaps be considered semver-major. I've asked for input from the original author/reviewers here.
The new tests in
test-dns.jshave been run against d6cd5c1 (the commit just before the breaking change) to confirm they represent the previous behaviour.Finally, this updates the trigger for the relevant pipeline so that the internet tests will run if the cares_wrap.cc (and various other related files) are changed, which should reduce the chance of similar changes breaking main in the future.