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Integration testing is a phase in software testing where individual software modules (or components) are combined and tested in a group. Integration testing happens after unit testing, and before system testing.

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I am writing tests for legacy software which has a dependency on CGI scripts on a remote machine. Mocking the dependency would entail modifying the code under test, which is a thing I cannot do at the ...
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I have a script bin/create_workflow_input.py that is part of a larger application that launches bioinformatics workflows. The script itself (not shown) writes into ...
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I am making a base test class that bootstraps database Test cases ...
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Here's a suite of integration tests for my REST controller. Among other things, it reflects my efforts to reduce code duplication First, I introduced some class fields. ...
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I am interested in any kind of possible improvement to this method of testing a Rust program with user interaction in an end-to-end manner (simulating user input and asserting a certain program output ...
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While running unit tests (most of them integration tests) with Python I create some directories. They need to be deleted after the test or when the test fails. The execution of the cleanup code need ...
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I have a volunteer registration website that I wrote some end-to-end tests for in Selenium. Selenium is of course software that lets you automate clicking around a browser, which makes it great for ...
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I'm writing some function tests and wrapping a Microsoft Playwright (it's similar to Selenium for those unfamiliar) IPage with a page object containing some helper ...
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I am trying to use Selenium for website automation testing tasks and I am new to Selenium testing framework. The the situation I faced is to wait the website components loading and then do the related ...
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I've created an on-demand class that can be initiated to collected any new data written to file from start_recording call until ...
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I'm reading on how to write proper testing suites here. So I'm trying to follow the selenium example in the docs which is in Java; I'm trying to translate it to Python since my app is written in ...
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I was thinking about how unit tests require you to manually instantiate all your dependencies, even though many of them are the same for every test or don't really matter (such as logging, where ...
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I'm writing integration for a project, but our framework doesn't provide any ability to inject dependencies, so I've written tests with a unit testing framework (GTest) and used a mock (GMock) in an ...
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I have this simple setup for a .NET Core project which is just a very basic HttpClient usage to do some simple integration tests to a RESTful API. For now the test project remains separated from the ...
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I created a test-server for RESTful integration-tests that I call TeapotServer because I like the status-code 418 that the ...
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