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The integration tests do not appear to test the underlying code that creates the SQS queues. Instead, they rely on running shell scripts that directly invoke the AWS CLI. For example, from scripts/create-queues.sh:
Is this not simply creating the queue via the AWS CLI? How is this testing the code contained in packages/serverless-offline-sqs/src/index.js that is responsible for creating the queues?
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Integration tests do not test underlying code
Integration tests do not test code that creates queues
Dec 19, 2019
The integration tests do not appear to test the underlying code that creates the SQS queues. Instead, they rely on running shell scripts that directly invoke the AWS CLI. For example, from
scripts/create-queues.sh
:aws sqs --endpoint-url ${AWS_ENDPOINT_URL} create-queue
Is this not simply creating the queue via the AWS CLI? How is this testing the code contained in
packages/serverless-offline-sqs/src/index.js
that is responsible for creating the queues?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: