Add integration tests #150
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The existing functional tests are unit / regression tests. They cannot be expected to cover situations which we haven’t even considered before (e.g. lightbend-labs#147). This commit adds a new set of integration tests which consist of different versions of large codebases that have been previously checked with a stable version of MiMa, so we know what results to expect.
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Very, very neat. Excellent Stefan! |
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I asked travis to rebuild on top of the latest merged changes, but LGTM otherwise - thanks a lot! |
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The existing functional tests are unit / regression tests. They cannot
be expected to cover situations which we haven’t even considered before
(e.g. #147). This
commit adds a new set of integration tests which consist of different
versions of large codebases that have been previously checked with a
stable version of MiMa, so we know what results to expect.