integration-testing

I guess am trying to get a corner case to work here. In my current project there are about 20 integration tests. One new integration test requires @EnableAsync to make the test work: @RunWith(SpringRunner.class) @EnableAsync @SpringBootTest(webEnvironment = WebEnvironment.NONE) public class MyITest { : } When run alone, this test works fine. Considering Maven and Eclipse' execution of tests in one project and knowing that the environment is only created once and reused (or soft-reset) for all integration tests, it's somewhat a requirement that this integration test runs first. However, that's

We use an Oracle(or postgres) database and an application server to execute integration tests. To isolate each test from another one , the database schema is dropped and re-created before each test. As you see this is a time taking process. The application uses 100+ tables. We are thinking of writing custom sql to delete unwanted data from each tables. Is there a better way to save and restore database state? ( It appears DBUnit could do this, I have not tried it yet. ) A single test involves: create database schema. Start app server. Start multiple client applications. Execute and verify. We

I want to create containers w/ a MySQL db and a dump loaded for integration tests. Each test should connect to a fresh container, with the DB in the same state. It should be able to read and write, but all changes should be lost when the test ends and the container is destroyed. I'm using the " mysql " image from the official docker repo. 1) The image's docs suggests taking advantage of the "entrypoint" script that will import any .sql files you provide on a specific folder. As I understand, this will import the dump again every time a new container is created, so not a good option. Is that

For unit testing you shouldn't test private methods, yes, but for integration tests (using a unit testing framework like MSTest or NUnit) I would very much like to run the internal API calls against a test url, to make sure the current code works when the third party API vendor changes their backend. Given the complexity of the system (stupid API's have hundreds of parameters) I have hidden most of it behind interfaces and IoC, with the API helper class completely internal to our data layer library. I don't want to change this because it used to be public and we found the odd developer new to

In VSTS 2015 we have build and release pipeline setup in a project which is using NUnit test framework. We are trying to configure Integration test case execution using "Run Functional Task" configuration of the task is given in the screenshot below: Visual Test Agent Deployment Task is used to Deploy the NUnit Test Agent in target machine. There is a folder that is created in Target Machine where all test assemblies are getting copied i.e. C:\TestDlls and for NUnit Adapter assemblies C:\PIMPackages The Agent deployment task is getting executed successfully but it get aborted in "Run

I have to load some seed data for my tests. I'm having a really hard time making sure the seed data has loaded completely before the tests begin running. In the beforeAll block I'm calling an adapter I wrote for my API that clears out any data, loads a specified file of seed data and then runs a callback passed in from the protractor test file. I can't include the test cases in a callback (this seems like it would be a similar blocking issue to refactoring to promises) or protractor doesn't recognize them. Can anyone suggest a way I can make sure my API has been successfully seeded before the