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How do I test this locally with an automated test? #18
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bkuhl
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How do I test this locally?
How do I test this locally with an automated test?
May 23, 2015
I had the same question, and came up with the following approach which seems to work quite well
You can then fill out the remainder of the form. |
I think this should be added to the documentation. I'll make a PR if I find some time. |
👍 I think this should be added to the documentation. |
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Is there a way to test this locally via acceptance tests? With a standard captcha I might be able to have a specific passcode in
local
that will by pass the actual captcha check but can be used as an assertion that the captcha field is visible on the page, thus testing the 3rd party integration locally. Is there any kind of mechanism for building an acceptance test to ensure this works as I'd expect?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: