integration-testing

问题 I am having trouble using Cypress. There are 2 problems I'm currently having. A form with preventDefault is being submitted and the page is refreshing. I have to .click() and input before I can .type() into it. -- I have a form that has preventDefault, and you can see from the test that it submites the form, which adds a empty query string to the url, and none of my error handling messages are shown. This doesn't actually happen when I use the app myself. it('requires email', () => { cy.visit

问题 I would like to truncate all my database tables between one integration test to another. What is the best way to do this using hibernate? Currently I'm doing this: public void cleanDatabase() { doWithSession(new Action1<Session>() { @Override public void doSomething(Session session) { SQLQuery query = session.createSQLQuery("truncate table stuff"); // todo - generify this to all tables query.executeUpdate(); } }); (doWithSession is a small wrapper that creates and closes a session). I could

问题 I have created run configuration in Maven Projects for mvn -Dit.test=PredictionWorkflowTest verify which looks like here and then set breakpoint inside PredictionWorkflowTest . Unfortunately, when I right click this configuration and select to debug it, tests passes as if no breakpoint were set. How to make breakpoints working? If I run test by clicking class itself, then breakpoints trigger, but integration conditions don't me (servers not starting). 回答1: Step 1: Add debug to maven run

问题 I have created run configuration in Maven Projects for mvn -Dit.test=PredictionWorkflowTest verify which looks like here and then set breakpoint inside PredictionWorkflowTest . Unfortunately, when I right click this configuration and select to debug it, tests passes as if no breakpoint were set. How to make breakpoints working? If I run test by clicking class itself, then breakpoints trigger, but integration conditions don't me (servers not starting). 回答1: Step 1: Add debug to maven run

问题 I have created run configuration in Maven Projects for mvn -Dit.test=PredictionWorkflowTest verify which looks like here and then set breakpoint inside PredictionWorkflowTest . Unfortunately, when I right click this configuration and select to debug it, tests passes as if no breakpoint were set. How to make breakpoints working? If I run test by clicking class itself, then breakpoints trigger, but integration conditions don't me (servers not starting). 回答1: Step 1: Add debug to maven run

问题 I have created run configuration in Maven Projects for mvn -Dit.test=PredictionWorkflowTest verify which looks like here and then set breakpoint inside PredictionWorkflowTest . Unfortunately, when I right click this configuration and select to debug it, tests passes as if no breakpoint were set. How to make breakpoints working? If I run test by clicking class itself, then breakpoints trigger, but integration conditions don't me (servers not starting). 回答1: Step 1: Add debug to maven run

问题 I would like to write some integration with ElasticSearch. For testing I would like to run in-memory ES. I found some information in documentation, but without example how to write those kind of test. Elasticsearch Reference [1.6] » Testing » Java Testing Framework » integration tests « unit tests Also I found following article, but it's out of data. Easy JUnit testing with Elastic Search I looking example how to start and run ES in-memory and access to it over REST API. 回答1: Based on the

问题 I'm using react-testing-library within a project of mine and am trying to write tests that validate in-app routing. e.g. testing that a button on the AccessDenied page brings you back to the Home page. I've been able to write these sorts of tests successfully for my App component because it defines all of the app routes. But if AccessDenied is one of those routes , how do I need to set up my tests to validate a button clicked there will route my back to Home? Here is a contrived example: App

问题 I'm using react-testing-library within a project of mine and am trying to write tests that validate in-app routing. e.g. testing that a button on the AccessDenied page brings you back to the Home page. I've been able to write these sorts of tests successfully for my App component because it defines all of the app routes. But if AccessDenied is one of those routes , how do I need to set up my tests to validate a button clicked there will route my back to Home? Here is a contrived example: App

问题 I have the following tightly coupled database access class (repository), that is hard to unit test: class EmployeesRepository : IEmployeeRepository ... public IEnumerable<Employee> GetAllEmployees() { List<Employee> list = new List<Employee>(); try { string connectionString = _secureConfig.Value.MyDbSetting; string sql = "select id, firstname, lastname, entrydate, email from empoyees"; using SqlConnection connection = new SqlConnection(connectionString); using SqlCommand command = new