Tests
The unit tests use a sqlite database, which resides in tests/src/testDB.sqlite
. When running the tests, this file will be copied to tests/src/testDB_tmp.sqlite
, which actually will be used for the tests!
If new database entries are required, please put them inside tests/src/testDB.sqlite
, since the other database file will be overridden with every test run.
The background for this is that the tests should run on top of a clean database. Therefore, tests/src/testDB_tmp.sqlite
 is excluded from the repository.
Database depended test developing scheme
Do not alter or delete database entries which are needed by other tests.
Rather create new entries which can be altered or deleted.
SELECT statements are good though!
Do not clean up database entries after tests.
When your tests create entries, debugging is easier if you can check these entries after running the tests.
Additionally, the database will be reset when you rerun the tests.
However, if your tests purpose is to delete entries, do it!
Try to add as little new entries toÂ
tests/src/testDB.sqlite
 as possible.A bloated database file will get more difficult to debug.
Rather let the tests create new database entries which need them.