Is there a way to run just a given acceptance test? We have a bunch of integration tests and I just want to see how my acceptance test runs. From the command line, I'm using ember test --serve, but I'd like to run just this specific test. All my tests are in one file and I only want to run those.
Thanks
Nevermind, I found it.
ember test --server --filter="my_test_name"
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I'm following this tutorial to implement Vue unit test: https://v2.vuejs.org/v2/cookbook/unit-testing-vue-components.html
However, after creating a component and a test component, I have no idea how to actually run the test. My test file is located in test/unit/myfirsttest.spec.js. Do I need to run a command or configure something?
Thanks so much in advance,
We have a moderately large test suite for business logic and this completes within a few seconds. We're running this as a condition to commit (a hook that must pass) and that has been working well to block the most stupid mistakes from making it off my machine.
We've recently started adding end-to-end frontend tests with webdriver. Some of these tests pass over third party integrations. The tests are useful but they're really slow and require a network connection.
We also have some logic tests that are extremely long that are commented out (yeah!) unless we suspect something wrong.
Is there a sensible way to split these slow tests out so they only run when we specifically want them to and not every time you run ./manage.py test?
If you use default Django test runner there is no simple way of doing what you want. Maybe rearranging the test directory structure so you could call ./manage.py test path/to/directory_with/webtests or ./manage.py test path/to/directory_with_fast_tests
Another solution is using pytest Custom Markers
As Documentation states:
import pytest
#pytest.mark.webtest
def test_send_http():
pass # perform some webtest test for your app
Register custom marker:
# content of pytest.ini
[pytest]
markers =
webtest: mark a test as a webtest.
Then you just run pytest -v -m webtest and only marked tests will be executed.
I'm just starting to mess about with continous integration. Therefore I wanted to set up Jenkins as also Sonarqube. While reading manuals/docs and tutorials I got a little bit confused.
For both systems, there are descriptions about how to set up unit test runners. So where should unit tests ideally be run? In Jenkins or in Sonarqube or in both systems? Where does it belong in theory/best practice?
We have configured Jenkins to launch the unit tests and the results are “forwarded” to Sonar to be interpreted as a post build action
The Best practice would be running the Unit test in Jenkins. This would ensure the Unit test cases are executed before we Build/Deploy.
SonarQube is normally used to ensure the quality of the code which will point out the bad codes, based on the guidelines/rules.It also gives the report on the Unit test coverage, Lines of code etc.
Usually it's done in Jenkins as you want to actually test your code before building the module.
I've been searching for this but no answers.
I've created a unit test project in my solution.
Since we're planning to automate the testing. We don't know where to put it.
Will the teamcity test it or just build the test project? If it will going to be tested does it mean that it is ok not put it in octopus?
You should run your tests in Team City, and fail the build if the tests fail.
Only if the tests pass should you allow the build artefacts to be sent to Octopus, which will then take care of deploying the software.
General test should be run on the build server but you may want to run integration tests from Octopus after the deployment has happened. An example of post-deploy testing would be something like Selenium smoke tests to ensure the deployment was successful and the application is running as expected (e.g. a website on IIS).
Generally you want tests to fail as early as possible (e.g. in UAT instead of production, in CI instead of Test/UAT etc..)
I'm using the Postman Jetpacks tests collections, they work very well, but I must run the test inside the Postman application.
Actually I need to run the tests I designed in Postman Jetpack using a command line to make it scriptable. My approach is to use Newman commands line to be able to execute the test collections. However looks like I can only execute requests using Newman instead of tests collections or even isolated tests.
Is it posible to run tests collection created on Jetpack with Newman?
After some research I found out that is possible to execute Postman Jetpack collections with Newman, Newman will also pass the tests and display the information properly.
This is an interesting way to do Integration tests in for APIs