#integrationtests

2025-10-13

Ever get confused about what exactly is meant when people talk about #UnitTests, #IntegrationTests, #RegressionTests, and #SmokeTests? I wrote a little something about them to, hopefully, explain the differences and overlap: cassandrahl.com/blog/on-unit-i

#Quality #Testing #SoftwareTesting #QualityEngineering

Thiago Bomfimthiagobfim
2025-04-09

Testing is a crucial activity to guarantee the software keeps working after fixing a bug or adding a new feature.

Read more 👉 lttr.ai/AQ1jo

Nicolas Fränkel 🇪🇺🇺🇦🇬🇪frankel@mastodon.top
2024-12-20

Engineering manager: I want #integrationtests to run on the app deployed on #Cloud infra for each #GitHub PR ✅

Me, thinking it's a no-brainer: sure thing! 🤦‍♂️

Me, after 85 runs: I have content for my next blog post/talk 😅

2024-12-18

dev.to/slsbytheodo/blazing-fas - what if we could have multiple warm #cloud environments and "check-out" an environment for the #IntegrationTests? Then we don't need to start from scratch. We can evolve the environment for the #tests. Nice thought experiment linkedin.com/in/corentin-doue.

Thiago Bomfimthiagobfim
2024-11-06

Testing is a crucial activity to guarantee the software keeps working after fixing a bug or adding a new feature.

Read more 👉 lttr.ai/ATvU0

Thiago Bomfimthiagobfim
2024-09-23

The Integration Test aims to verify the interaction between different components, modules, or systems to ensure they function correctly together as a unified whole.

Read more 👉 lttr.ai/AWRhG

2024-09-10

How do golang folks do integration tests for their apps?
I am not sure writing loads of shell scripts is the best approach
#golang #integrationTests

2024-08-23

My team currently has #IntegrationTests that spin up the service under test and its database, inject some state, run a bunch of curl scripts to poke the APIs, and check the responses. Today it's a pile of bash code.

What I'd like is a test framework that lets me easily:
* run independent tests in parallel
* start using Postman collections for the API calls
* capture artifacts like log files and API responses after failing tests

Any recommendations? Most places I've worked have either (a) written a bunch of custom framework code, or (b) bashed their favored unit test framework into a rough fit.

There are a lot of solutions out there that look like (b) -- for example testcontainers. I've also gotten some suggestions to use a workflow platform like airflow and I'm worried that road leads to (a).

Nobody inside Postman has admitted to any test framework integrations yet 🙂, though there are plenty of resources about using a Postman collection as a CI step.

#ContinuousIntegration #SoftwareEngineering

Abhishek Kumarabionic@hachyderm.io
2024-03-22

a (6 min) video for using Selenium x Python for Headless Chrome Automation

youtu.be/yEJjDuyMuJo?si=ocoFNa

#selenium #browser #testing #testingtools #IntegrationTests #python #chrome

JustAMarionetteMaxician@norden.social
2023-11-01

I found and fixed a #bug today that only happened in the #IntegrationTests when they are run in one of the first four days of the current month. :blobcatgoogly:

It was a weird but fascinating journey. :blobcatthinkOwO:

#softwaredevelopment

Inautiloinautilo
2023-09-07


Long live the Test Pyramid · Does the testing model still fit into today’s development landscape? ilo.im/154yjk

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Dennis Doomenddoomen
2023-06-13

... to write, easier to understand and run faster. But remember the ? It's completely normal (and expected) to have , , HTTP API tests and browser-based tests on top of that.

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