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Integration testing is the phase in software testing in which individual software modules are combined and tested as a group. No mocks or stubs are required; everything is tested as in production.
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How do I really write tests without mocking/stubbing?
All the answers here are lengthy for good cause: There is a lot of confusion in semantics (words) in our industry.
At its core, I disagree with the idea we should test without mocks. We must fake som …
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