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Unit tests focus on testing individual units and components of aad-pod-identity and they don't require any additional services to execute. They should be fast and great for getting the first signal on whether the implementation works or not. To run unit tests:
make unit-testIn most cases, pull requests should include an adequate amount of unit tests such that the code coverage of the pull request may not lessen the code coverage of the main branch.
End-to-end testing tests whether the flow of aad-pod-identity from start to finish is behaving as expected. Following guidelines should be followed when developing E2E tests:
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Use the aad-pod-identity e2e test framework.
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Define test spec reflecting real user workflow, e.g. creation of AzureIdentity, AzureIdentityBinding and a pod that consumes the identity.
See test/e2e/README.md on how to run the aad-pod-identity e2e test suite locally.