Thanks Markus for this interesting post. As you're explaining so well, tests annotated with @QuarkusTest aren't unit tests, since they are executed against real endpoints, without mocks and slices. They are neither intégration tests as they are executed in process. And intégration tests are annotated wirh @QuarkusIntegrationTest.
So, I always wondered what kind of tests they might be, somehow between unit and intégration, and where exactly they might belong on the test pyramide ?
Thanks Markus for this interesting post. As you're explaining so well, tests annotated with @QuarkusTest aren't unit tests, since they are executed against real endpoints, without mocks and slices. They are neither intégration tests as they are executed in process. And intégration tests are annotated wirh @QuarkusIntegrationTest.
So, I always wondered what kind of tests they might be, somehow between unit and intégration, and where exactly they might belong on the test pyramide ?