sf-e2e-testing

Salesforce end-to-end tests for Apex triggers and flows use ready-to-use integration test patterns that validate the full stack. These Apex test classes verify triggers, flows, queueable jobs, and platform events work together seamlessly in sandbox or CI environments.

Yes, you can use Jest for LWC component testing in your Salesforce deployment. The testing patterns include ready-to-use LWC Jest tests that verify Lightning Web Components alongside Apex integration tests and deployment verification snippets for comprehensive coverage.

The best way to handle bulk scenario validation in Salesforce Apex is using specialized end-to-end test patterns that include guidance for bulk handling and performance. These patterns validate queueable jobs, platform events, and bulk scenarios across the full Salesforce stack comprehensively.

Yes, this approach covers deployment verification for Salesforce sandbox environments. It provides deployment verification snippets and ready-to-use patterns to validate end-to-end workflows, including triggers, flows, and permission scenarios, when deploying to sandbox or CI environments.

You should not use Salesforce end-to-end integration tests for unit tests or test-driven development. These testing patterns are specifically designed for integration testing across the full Salesforce stack, deployment verification, and bulk scenario validation rather than granular unit testing.