[Feature] Integration Tests using docker-compose
See original GitHub issueHi there!
What you guys think of creating a real integration tests using docker-compose
? We can easily attach as many databases we want and then run the tests in a live
environment.
I created a poc
to show how it should work. On the terminal simply run docker-compose up
to get the tests running.
The repository is here: https://github.com/gandarez/fluentmigrator/tree/feature/integration-tests
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Top GitHub Comments
Let’s move this on! I haven’t seem any evolution on those issues/feature requests. I think using
docker dind
in Azure DevOps is definetely possible and since this is possible we can write our owntasks
instead of using the predefined ones from the pipeline.@gandarez Here is the link - it’s also in the readme: https://gitter.im/FluentMigrator/fluentmigrator
Gitter uses your github username so its easy to find me and Mark (@fubar-coder ) and @eloekset (the one who helped us set up AzureDevOps and get off TravisCI).