Building an entire automated testing pipeline
When it comes to development and testing, we need an environment that can be torn down and recreated easily. There is nothing worse than building up data in a database on your local machine to be able to develop further features using that data. However, the database container might be deleted by accident, or you may write some code that corrupts the data. Then, you must spend a lot of time recreating the data before you can get back to where you were. If the system is complex and there is missing documentation, you might forget the steps needed to recreate your data. If you are not comfortable with destroying your local database and starting again when developing and testing, there is something wrong and it is only a matter of time before you get caught out. In this section, we are going to create a single Bash script that carries out the following actions:
- Starts database Docker containers in the background.
- Compiles the Rust...
