bx-orm-testing

To set up integration tests for BoxLang ORM entities, you extend a standardized BaseORMTest superclass that manages the BoxLang runtime lifecycle and context configuration automatically.

Automating MySQL container orchestration for ORM database testing is handled via Docker Compose, which provisions isolated test environments and performs automated schema seeding for your test suites.

Yes, BoxLang ORM testing supports JUnit 5 test suites by providing infrastructure to validate entity models, test BIF behavior, and verify transaction lifecycles against a real MySQL instance.

The best way to validate transaction commits in BoxLang ORM is to scaffold CRUD tests using the testing infrastructure, which executes assertions against an isolated MySQL Docker container.

Yes, you need Docker to run BoxLang ORM integration tests because the framework relies on Docker Compose to orchestrate MySQL containers and seed the database schema for isolated testing.

BoxLang ORM tests fail to manage runtime contexts when the test class does not properly extend the BaseORMTest superclass, which is required to handle the BoxLang runtime lifecycle and context setup.