aibdd.auto.csharp.it.red

Automate red-light testing by analyzing the EF Core schema, generating SpecFlow skeletons from Step Templates, and implementing minimal handlers to trigger HTTP 404 responses for unimplemented endpoints.

A red-light test validates that an unimplemented C# endpoint correctly returns an HTTP 404 before actual logic is added. You need it during the Red phase of BDD to verify test infrastructure and failure paths.

Set up integration tests by configuring a PostgreSQL test environment via Testcontainers, scaffolding empty EF Core entity and repository shells, and ensuring no controllers exist to produce the expected HTTP 404 red light.

No, this executor requires EF Core entities, repositories, and services to be scaffolded as empty shells. Pre-existing implementations will prevent the endpoint from returning the HTTP 404 needed for a valid red-light test.

Step Template generation produces SpecFlow skeletons from Given/When/Then steps and annotates corresponding handlers. It creates the test structure needed to execute the red-light path for a single C# feature.

If your test returns a green light instead of a 404, controllers or actual endpoint implementations likely exist. The red-light executor requires no controllers to be present to ensure the endpoint fails as expected.