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 ## Notable features:
 - No manual setup required, `dotnet test` is all you need to run. This not only makes it easy for developers to run the tests but also simplifies the CI as you can see in the [github workflow file](.github/workflows/dotnet.yml). This is made possible with the magic of [TestContainers](https://dotnet.testcontainers.org/) and some custom code.
-- Uses a real database server so you can be confident that your app is actually working.
-- Databases are pooled and cleaned between runs with [Respawn](https://github.com/jbogard/Respawn). This way migrations only have to be run once which saves alot of time.
-- Tests can run in parallel.
+- Uses a real database so you can be quite confident that your app is actually working.
+- Databases are pooled and cleaned between runs with [Respawn](https://github.com/jbogard/Respawn). This way migrations only have to be run once which saves alot of time. Furthermore tests run in parallel. This means the tests are really fast and at times might even feel like unit tests.
 
 ## How to use
 I decided not to turn this into a nuget package for now. Depending on if you are using NUnit or xUnit copy the code that you need to your project. For instance if you are using PostgreSql then copy the code from [TestExamplesDotnet](TestExamplesDotnet) and [TestExamplesDotnet.PostgreSql](TestExamplesDotnet.PostgreSql) to your test project then use [Examples](Examples) to see how to setup your test project. I do suggest you flatten the code that you need into a single project to keep things simpler.