2013/6/27 Sanne Grinovero
> I heard good praises about this project, so it might be good, but I'd
> be concerned that we're not testing the real thing.
>
> This could be great to mock the db for some operations, but could it
> replace all of them while providing us with the same level of
> confid
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On 27 Jan 2013, at 3:23 PM, Sanne Grinovero wrote:
> I heard good praises about this project, so it might be good, but I'd
> be concerned that we're not testing the real thing.
I thought it is running the real thing. It is not mocking mongo, it is just a
wrapper to
download/install/start/stop
I heard good praises about this project, so it might be good, but I'd
be concerned that we're not testing the real thing.
This could be great to mock the db for some operations, but could it
replace all of them while providing us with the same level of
confidence ?
What will the gap be in release
On 27 Jan 2013, at 2:20 PM, Gunnar Morling wrote:
> I just came across across "EmbedMongo" [1] which provides a way to run
> MongoDB embedded within an application. This is e.g. convenient for tests
> as it doesn't require a separately installed MongoDB instance.
Interesting. I think that could
Hi all,
I just came across across "EmbedMongo" [1] which provides a way to run
MongoDB embedded within an application. This is e.g. convenient for tests
as it doesn't require a separately installed MongoDB instance.
I've tried it out with a single test and it worked as expected.
Unfortunately Mon
