All test should be available in REMReM code, so if other users want to contribute they can check these functionalities. For the moment EventRepository source code has not been open-sourced yet, but integrations tests is using the EventRepository Docker image from DockerHub and the REMReM tests can use that Docker image as well for tests.
Motivation
Working integration tests with event repository functionality in REMReM.
Exemplification
Today we have support for lookup functionality in REMReM where a user can configure the EventRepository and have the LINK/target automatically looked up and populated by REMReM based on the query conditions.
For the integration tests we need an ER setup and for this we can use the docker image of EventRepository and achieve this.
Benefits
We can run the integrations test of REMRem even though the EventRepository is not a opensource
Description
All test should be available in REMReM code, so if other users want to contribute they can check these functionalities. For the moment EventRepository source code has not been open-sourced yet, but integrations tests is using the EventRepository Docker image from DockerHub and the REMReM tests can use that Docker image as well for tests.
Motivation
Working integration tests with event repository functionality in REMReM.
Exemplification
Today we have support for lookup functionality in REMReM where a user can configure the EventRepository and have the LINK/target automatically looked up and populated by REMReM based on the query conditions. For the integration tests we need an ER setup and for this we can use the docker image of EventRepository and achieve this.
Benefits
We can run the integrations test of REMRem even though the EventRepository is not a opensource
Possible Drawbacks
NA