Assume you have written a failing test to exploit a bug. You want to push this to upstream and then create a story that is about fixing the code so that the test passes. However, this is prevented by the…
As you can see I am getting the following message after importing the app into the test file. What I have done to solve: I have made sure that I do not have any dependencies on my test target. My…
In many frameworks like Springboot, mocking the database is common practice because it's an external resource and it can increase latency with testing. I haven't seen that so far from Laravel. Is there an offering or documentation around mocking the…
Test Case: it("Test Email text by test id" , () => { const testIDName='email-title'; const {getByTestId} = render( <Provider store={store}> <NavigationContainer><Login /></NavigationContainer> </Provider>); const foundID=getByTestId(testIDName); expect(foundID).toBeDefined(); }) Element Structure: <Text testID= {'email-title'} style={styles.emailText}>Email</Text> Error Being Thrown: Unable to find an…
I am trying to write some unit tests to make sure my app can handle running multi-threaded. The main reason is because it will be a web server and many requests could be processed at the same time. But my…
I am writing some unit test for some legacy code as a preparation for some refactoring. One section of the code is calling a class from a library where I cannot change the code in it. The code is using…
Wait, come back, I promise this isn't about uninitialized pointers! The problem I have written some unit tests using Criterion. The code under test doesn't matter; the problem crops up in the test itself. Here's a simplified version of the…
/// A flag that indicates whether the NotificationProvider is being processed. bool _isProcess = false; set isProcess(bool value) { _isProcess = value; notifyListeners(); } bool get isProcess => _isProcess; NotificationProvider({required this.fetchNotificationUseCase}); //TODO("Satoshi"): catch exception or error /// Fetch notification from…
I have a function here that is for getting the logs in the queue. How can I mock this function for unit testing ? void QueueBackgroundWorkItem(Func<CancellationToken, IServiceProvider, Task> workItem); Mock<IBackgroundTaskQueue> _Mock= new Mock<IBackgroundTaskQueue>(); _Mock.Setup(x=>x.QueueBackgroundWorkItem(?)).Returns(Task.CompletedTask); Thank you.
I am trying to run a Python unit test within a docker image. This is the Dockerfile used to create the image FROM python:3.8-alpine COPY lambda/ /app WORKDIR /app RUN pip install -r requirements.txt RUN pip install unittest-xml-reporting CMD []…