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After you have written all the tests, what's next
authorjapps edited this page Nov 26, 2018
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- Please check the organization of the tests?
- Check you have organized the test cases by the API features?
- Check you have organized the test cases by API methods?
- Check the sub-organization by
PositiveorNegativeflows- Sometimes they are called
HappyandSadflows - Sometimes they are called
SunnyandRainycenarios
- Sometimes they are called
- If they are
ConsumerorBoundarycontract tests- Have you organized them by the aconsumera names or
boundarynames?
- Have you organized them by the aconsumera names or
- Have you created a Suite runner or a Package runner?
- It's good to bring up a Package runner as below.
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