Google Testing Blog: Test Sizes: by Simon Stewart What do you call a test that tests your application through its UI? An end-to-end test? A functional test?
Googlers like to make decisions based on data, rather than just relying on gut instinct or something that can’t be measured and assessed. Over time we’ve come to agree on a set of data-driven naming conventions for our tests. We call them “Small”, “Medium” and “Large” tests. They differ like so:
Googlers like to make decisions based on data, rather than just relying on gut instinct or something that can’t be measured and assessed. Over time we’ve come to agree on a set of data-driven naming conventions for our tests. We call them “Small”, “Medium” and “Large” tests. They differ like so:
| Feature | Small | Medium | Large |
| Network access | No | localhost only | Yes |
| Database | No | Yes | Yes |
| File system access | No | Yes | Yes |
| Use external systems | No | Discouraged | Yes |
| Multiple threads | No | Yes | Yes |
| Sleep statements | No | Yes | Yes |
| System properties | No | Yes | Yes |
| Time limit (seconds) | 60 | 300 | 900+ |
Комментариев нет:
Отправить комментарий