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Improved approaches for Unit Tests and Functional Tests (including Containers/Services) #19

Open CESARDELATORRE opened 6 years ago

CESARDELATORRE commented 6 years ago

We have made a major update in the tests. The most significant change is that the tests related to just each a microservice are now segregated and are part of the code-boundary of each microservice, instead of having a global physical place for all tests that we used to have. Then, the only global tests that we maintain are the end-to-end integration/functional tests for the whole app/scenarios.

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The multiple testing approaches are explained here: https://github.com/dotnet-architecture/eShopOnContainers/blob/dev/test/readme.md

The Unit Tests and Functional Tests can be improved, for sure. There might be scenarios/cases that are not covered, so we'd be thankful for PRs improving the number&quality of the tests! 👍

atifmir commented 6 years ago

Fantastic brilliant work , thank you for this

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We have made a major update in the tests. The most significant change is that the tests related to just each a microservice are now segregated and are part of the code-boundary of each microservice, instead of having a global physical place for all tests that we used to have. Then, the only global tests that we maintain are the end-to-end integration/functional tests for the whole app/scenarios.

You can:

The multiple testing approaches are explained here: https://github.com/dotnet-architecture/eShopOnContainers/blob/dev/test/readme.md

The Unit Tests and Functional Tests can be improved, for sure. There might be scenarios/cases that are not be covered, so we'd be thankful for PRs improving the number&quality of the tests! 👍

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PureKrome commented 6 years ago

So awesome! thank you thank you thank you !