| name | testing |
| description | When creating tests and using tests for testing of application operation |
Testing instructions
For creating tests and using tests for testing of application operation.
Constraint: Do not execute multi-line Python scripts directly in the terminal.
Procedure for Multi-line Scripts:
- Search: Check codebase and memory for existing scripts.
- Evaluate:
- Exact Match Found: Execute the existing script.
- Similar Match Found:
- Analyze dependencies (what relies on this script?).
- Determine strategy: Modify existing vs. Duplicate new.
- Execute the modified or duplicated script.
- No Match: Create a new script file, then execute it.
Testing types
- Terminal Scripts, Python Tests, Browser, Use what is appropriate per task, All, None, or Custom.
Terminal Scripts
One-line tests: Run directly in the terminal. Multi-line tests:
- Search the codebase and memory to see if an equivalent script already exists.
- If exact: reuse it.
- If similar: create or modify a
.pyscript in an appropriate location (default totests/bututils_db/for DB-related tasks).
- Run the script from its
.pyfile instead of pasting multiple lines.
Python tests
Note: Uses live PostgreSQL database, not a separate test DB. Creating tests:
- Use
pytest
browser
- Use
browser_actionfor E2E flows. - Local querystring-based auth helper is available:
http://localhost:5000/auth/login?email=[creds]&password=[hashed]