Chapter 6. Unit testing continuously integrated code

This chapter covers

  • Unit testing in a CI environment
  • Continuously examining test coverage
  • Test mocking

We’ll risk the opinion that without automated testing, CI would be obsolete, because CI’s main strength is that it shows how the changes you introduce into the code affect the software. The CI process should be designed to show you immediately when a change degrades the code quality. What better way to check for that kind of occurrence than to perform automated testing along with every source code change?

Automated software testing is a broad term. In this chapter, we’ll focus on one particular type of automated testing: unit testing. Unit testing lies somewhere toward the bottom of ...

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