test: allow running integration tests against a single endpoint #558
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What do you mean by individual integration tests? As far as I can see now |
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This is meant to say that one is advised to run only individual test files (or runInBand) when using this mode, given that there the possibility of interference when multiple tests run against the same node.
… On 17. Jun 2022, at 08:33, Antonio ***@***.***> wrote:
What do you mean by individual integration tests? As far as I can see now initializeApi() will create the same setup for all cases, right?
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This amends the integration test setup such that tests are run against a single endpoint if the
TEST_WS_ADDRESSenvironment variable is set. If unset, testcontainers will be used as usual.Implemented this to be able to run individual integration tests against a node compiled from source. Also helps with debugging, given that you can take your time to look at extrinsics through the apps.
Thought it may be useful to keep around.
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