E2E tests
In Go, E2E tests are vital for assessing the system as a whole. Unlike unit tests, which focus on isolated units of code, or integration tests, which might check that certain components cooperate as expected, E2E tests exercise the entire system, simulating real user scenarios. These tests are good for catching issues that may arise from the integration of various components, ensuring the overall functionality of your application.
The purpose of E2E tests is to validate that the entire application, including its user interface, APIs, and underlying services, behaves as intended. These tests mimic the actions of a user interacting with the system, covering multiple layers and components. By testing the complete flow of an application, E2E tests help identify integration issues across the system, configuration problems, or unexpected behaviors that may arise in a real-world environment.
E2E tests have several distinctive characteristics:
- Realistic scenarios: E2E...
