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As a code example engineer, I want to be able to run unit and integration tests independently by running a test command with a unit or integration tag, i.e. <test-command> <tag>.
In addition, I want all code examples tests to be tagged with at least one of the following:
integ
unit
If a test is broken, do not tag it.
Acceptance criteria
I know this is done when:
run unit and integration tests independently by running a test command with a unit or integration tag, i.e. <test-command> <tag> .
Implementation tips
You could accomplish this in a few different ways:
a language test framework command using an inclusion-based tag: dotnet test --tag @integ @unit
a bash script that implements custom tagging logic using a parameter, e.g. ./test.sh <tag>
or any other strategy consistent with your language’s best practices
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User story
As a code example engineer, I want to be able to run unit and integration tests independently by running a test command with a unit or integration tag, i.e.
<test-command> <tag>
.In addition, I want all code examples tests to be tagged with at least one of the following:
integ
unit
If a test is broken, do not tag it.
Acceptance criteria
I know this is done when:
<test-command> <tag>
.Implementation tips
You could accomplish this in a few different ways:
dotnet test --tag @integ @unit
./test.sh <tag>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: