POC : Use @TableTest in a Raptor unit test to improve readability #6843
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Summary
This is a POC to demonstrate TableTest in OTP. We can discuss if this is something we want to use in a dev meeting.
The TableTest is written by a colleague of mine in Scienta. The TableTest is inspired by the Spock framework.
Pros
@ParameterizedTest
can be replaced by@TableTest
Cons
There is a IntelliJ plugin witch must be installed to get syntax highlighting and editing support for the tables.
In IntelliJ the test will look like this:
The custom parsing of the
int
values is achieved by adding a@FactorySource
to the class:Issue
Unit tests
Improve
Documentation
JavaDoc added
Changelog
Not relevant
Bumping the serialization version id
Not needed