add-test-pyramid

To set up a complete test pyramid in Spring Boot 4, you orchestrate unit, component, e2e, acceptance, contract, mutation, and benchmark layers in dependency order. This eliminates manual wiring by configuring all seven layers and quality gates consistently in one pass.

The best way to add Pact contract testing and PIT mutation testing to a Gradle Kotlin DSL project is using an orchestrated test pyramid setup. It applies spec-first quality tooling and mutation testing to harden coverage quality alongside standard unit and component layers.

No, the Spring Boot 4 test pyramid setup does not work with enterprise profile scaffolds. It includes explicit guardrails against duplicates and should only be applied to new or bare Initializr scaffolds using a standard profile without existing full multi-layer testing.

Automating Spring Boot 4 multi-layer test setup requires Java toolchain languageVersion 25 and Gradle Kotlin DSL. The project must use a standard-profile Initializr scaffold to avoid duplicate layers or tasks in the build when applying the full pyramid.

To add JMH performance benchmarks to a Spring Boot application, you run a full test pyramid orchestration skill that includes benchmark scaffolding. This configures JMH alongside unit, component, e2e, and mutation testing layers in a single guided pass.

You use an orchestrated test pyramid setup instead of individual configurations to get the full multi-layer stack consistently in dependency order. It prevents slow, error-prone manual wiring by automating unit, component, e2e, acceptance, contract, mutation, and benchmark setup together.