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I don't know what _they_ think is wrong with it, but if you need docker-compose to run unit tests, they're not unit tests. Unit tests really shouldn't have exte
by kaashif 4y ago
I don't know what _they_ think is wrong with it, but if you need docker-compose to run unit tests, they're not unit tests. Unit tests really shouldn't have external dependencies of the kind docker-compose helps to provide.
That's more of a terminology point IMO, and probably not what they were talking about.
- snovv_crash 4y agoI'm guessing it is something like "works with version X of dependency Y which is only available on Linux distro Z" and distro Z is only available with an ancient kernel which makes it a pain to run on modern laptops so everyone just develops in Docker.