From the course: Spring: Test-Driven Development with JUnit
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Make a continuous integration test suite
From the course: Spring: Test-Driven Development with JUnit
Make a continuous integration test suite
- [Instructor] Let's now turn our attention to a kind of test suite that is very often employed by teams that are practicing test driven development, as well as other agile methodology habits. If you're on a team that practices test driven development, then chances are high that this is the kind of team that highly favors the use of a continuous integration process. This typically means that there's a continuous integration server involved in the automated build and deployment processes. A single smoke test, or a smoke test suite, is a good thing to incorporate into the cycle of your continuous integration server. This is the kind of test that is run after every check-in. There could also be another kind of test that is run whenever a full deployment is about to occur. Let's get started on an example of a continuous integration test suite that we might want to make. So I'm going into my Spring project, I'm going to drill down in my Source Test Java Tree and open my com.hanselnpetal…
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