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Implement first draft of Acceptance Tests #1392
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@svanharmelen do you have some time to sync on this next week? |
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@timofurrer we've migrated the repository over to GitLab.com. Please see #2060 (comment) for more context. |
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I took a stab at implementing some basic form of Acceptance Tests which run against a real GitLab instance.
They are located in the
acc/directory. They run against a GitLab CE instance, but also a GitLab EE instance can be used given that you own license. I've wrote a brief contributing file to document this.I'm not really sure if that's the best way yet to structure this, but I think it's already a valuable start.
We are actually using a pretty similar setup in the GitLab terraform provider.
@svanharmelen please let me know what you think ;)