[FLINK-37306][tests] Fix MySQLSourceITCase failure in non-UTC timezone #3917
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This closes FLINK-37306.
The failing test cases were introduced in #3298 and #3876 (and more), but has not been exposed until we decided to run CI test cases in random timezones (#3650).
MySQLSourceITCase#testSourceMetrics
MySQL docker container runs in UTC timezone by default, but
MySQLSourceITCase#testSourceMetrics
didn't specifyserverTimeZone
option explicitly like other test cases. As a result, running test cases in non-UTC timezone will fail with the following error:MySqlTimezoneITCase
,MysqlDebeziumTimeConverterITCase
, andSpecificStartingOffsetITCase
These cases need to run MySQL container in specific timezones, so they all have a method called
buildMySqlConfigWithTimezone
to create MySQL container with the same timezone as JVM.However, JVM timezone (fetched via
ZoneId.systemDefault()
) returns UTC-offset timezone inGMT+04:30
format, while MySQL configuration file requires it in+04:30
format. This would block the container from starting up.MySqlMultipleTablesRenamingITCase
This test case uses the same time-zone initialization code as
MySqlTimezoneITCase
. Removed these codes and stick to UTC considering this case is not time-zone sensitive.