I\'ll keep it short, I\'ve got a rails app which communicate with other apps, some using SOAP (non-rails apps of course...) and others with REST. I\'m making integration tests to ensure that my endpoi
I am running an Integration Test for a Grails application.I am using the easyb plugin.The problem is that the database doesn\'t seem to get cleared out between Scenarios. MyWhen I run standard Grails
I am very new to cucumber and rspec, but do have some rails and ruby understanding. The gems in question are: Devise, Declarative_Authorization, and role_model
Is it common to write integration tests before writing unit tests?Is it conven开发者_JS百科tional, a good idea, or best practice?
I\'d like to write some integration tests for a card game I\'m creating. However, it\'s based on a shuffle. The only solution I can think of to get predictable results to test is stubbing the shuffle,
This is probably a noob question that I will get slated for but here goes...Sorry for the length tried to keep it as short aspossible.
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I am trying to run some custom SQL during the setup of my Rails integration tests to prepare a legacy dat开发者_高级运维abase (e.g., to create its tables, create any required views, etc.), which is no
I have a win forms application that I would like to be able to debug during the running of my unit testing and am having a mental block as to how to achieve this. Due to architectural decisions beyond
If I\'m having Data Access Layer (nHibernate) for example a cl开发者_JAVA技巧ass called UserProvider
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