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Its great but I find it harder to debug. And I have to say, I usually dont need it. Typically i just have some command which spins everything up from docker-com
by nonethewiser 3y ago
Its great but I find it harder to debug. And I have to say, I usually dont need it. Typically i just have some command which spins everything up from docker-compose files. I prefer this over putting configuration in code like you often do with test containers. You can also load from docker compose files but at that point the test container API isn’t really doing much.
Its pretty much required when you want to setup/teardown in between tests though. This just usually isnt the case for me.
- mellutussa 3y ago> I usually dont need it But I need it to catch the bugs you commit to CI so you can fix them right away instead of letting me catch them and report them and wait wreck my productivity. (this is of course not directed at you personally, feel free to replace you/I/me with whatever names you can imagine!)