Is there a way to run tests in a container?
And Yes, Run-TestsInNavContainer will run tests using Page testability (unlike invoking codeunits for testing). Run-TestsInNavContainer also has parameters for filtering which tests to run: testSuite – you will always filter the tests to a specific test Suite.
Is there a way to skip test in Docker?
SkippableFact lets me skip tests for basically any reason. I could help if I’m in Docker, as I’m doing here. Or, given that Selenium Tests will throw an “OpenQA.Selenium.WebDriverException” when it can’t find the Selenium Web Driver, I could also do this, skipping because a specific Exception was through.
How to include test toolkit in a container?
When creating the Container, you can specify -IncludeTestToolkit in order to include Test Toolkit and all standard tests: This resembles importing the .fob files in the TestToolKit folder on the DVD or in the Docker image. If you add -includeTestLibrariesOnly, then you will only get the Test Libraries and not the test codeunits.
When to terminate docker compose when test container finishes?
Then you need to catch your container is finish tested before sending docker-compose down to stop them. There is also a solution using nohup but you need to wait until process is completely finished then open the output logs file, so the above should be easier
How to run xUnit tests in a container?
Run-TestsInNavContainer can also create an XUnit compatible output from test execution by specifying XUnitResultFileName and the path to a file, which is shared with the container. Example XUnit result file:
Is there a way to run automated tests?
A lot of people have however been looking for a way to run tests automated – and… – since NavContainerHelper 0.5.0.3 (February 25th) a function called Run-TestsInNavContainer has been available. A few changes has been implemented since then and I am now ready to describe how to use the function.