integration-test-v2

Automate integration tests by developing and verifying end-to-end test patterns against merged implementations using Testcontainers. This workflow establishes repository-level and endpoint tests with real database interactions, fixtures, and containerized environments to ensure changes are reliable before release.

Validate a merged software implementation by executing a deterministic end-to-end test workflow that covers happy-path, edge-cases, and fix-mode validation. This approach uses seeded data and real infrastructure via Testcontainers to confirm endpoint and repository integrations.

Yes, the integration testing workflow explicitly supports happy-path, edge-cases, and fix-mode validation during reviews. It guides test planning, design, and execution compatible with project conventions to ensure comprehensive coverage of merged code.

Yes, Testcontainers is used to run repository-level and endpoint integration tests against real infrastructure. The workflow handles setup, seeding, and assertion patterns to verify database interactions and endpoint behaviors in a containerized environment.

Yes, you need merged PR details and access to existing test fixtures to run end-to-end integration tests. The workflow requires these inputs to scope repository-level and endpoint integrations and to execute tests accurately in a containerized environment.

Create a pull request for integration test artifacts by completing the test life cycle workflow, which covers loading project standards, executing tests, and committing the resulting test artifacts. This ensures validated test patterns are reviewed and merged.