integration-testing

I have read almost all articles about Repository pattern and different implementations of it. Many of them judged bad practices (ex: using IQueryable<T> instead of IList<T> ) etc. that why i'm still stuck and couldn't end-up to the right one. So: Do I need Repository pattern to apply IoC in my MVVM applications ? If yes, What is the efficient IRepository implementation to EF Entities which is a good practice and better testable ? How can I test my Repositories and UnitofWork behavior ? Unit tests against in memory Repositories ? Integration tests ? Edit : According to answers I added the first

Making a request that wasn't mocked with $httpBackend.when in Angular 1.x unit/integration test results in an error: Error: Unexpected request: GET /real-request Is it possible to make real HTTP requests with ngMock and Karma+Jasmine test rig? What is a good practice to do that? Estus Flask AngularJS is opinionated framework, and its opinion on HTTP requests in unit tests is that all of them should be mocked. It is not advisable to do real HTTP requests in unit tests for two reasons. Unit tests are supposed to be isolated and be fast. Making a real request makes a test asynchronous, which

We use NUnit to execute integration tests. These tests are very time consuming. Often the only way to detect a failure is on a timeout. I would like the tests to stop executing as soon as a single failure is detected. Is there a way to do this? This is probably not the ideal solution, but it does what you require i.e. Ignore remaining tests if a test has failed. [TestFixture] public class MyTests { [Test] public void Test1() { Ascertain(() => Assert.AreEqual(0, 1)); } [Test] public void Test2() { Ascertain(() => Assert.AreEqual(1, 1)); } private static void Ascertain( Action condition ) { try

I'm trying to retrieve elements in a page that has an ajax-load scroll-down functionality alla Twitter. For some reason this isn't working properly. I added some print statements to debug it and I always get the same amount of items and then the function returns. What am I doing wrong here? wd = webdriver.Firefox() wd.implicitly_wait(3) def get_items(items): print len(items) wd.execute_script("window.scrollTo(0, document.body.scrollHeight);") # len(items) and len(wd.find_elements-by...()) both always seem to return the same number # if I were to start the loop with while True: it would work,

I've picked up a legacy application developed in C/C++ on Linux, using ncurses for UI. What automated testing tools are there for this environment? Edit: I've used AutomatedQA TestComplete in the past, and this is the type of tool I'm looking for - except running on Linux, and with the ability to test Text UI apps. I wrote something like that before. Not much docs, but you can try the code. It's written in Python and runs on Linux. You would basically need the ANSIterm filter , and the expect module . Then you compose them into a filter. You'll likely have to start the process with the

I pass IOption<T> to my CommandBus so I can get the settings from my ServiceBusSetting class. I want to do an integration test of my Bus. I do not want to resolve it just use new QueueCommandBus and need to pass IOptions to it. var services = new ServiceCollection().AddOptions(); services.Configure<ServiceBusAppSettings>(Configuration.GetSection("ServiceBus")); var options = services.BuildServiceProvider().GetService<IOptions<ServiceBusAppSettings>>(); ////Act var commandBus = new QueueCommandBus(options); This works fine, but feels very complex code to get the IOptions<T> from my appsetting