Create and maintain unit tests for your codebase.
Unittesting sessions are designed to help you efficiently create and maintain unit tests for your codebase. This specialized workflow focuses on generating comprehensive test cases, ensuring code coverage, and maintaining the overall quality of your software.
The general format of a unittesting session is as follows:
There are two primary ways to initiate a unittesting session:
To start a unittesting session through our GitHub integration:
@honeycombsh unittest
on the issue to begin the process.
There is no autocomplete for @honeycombsh
, so you’ll need to type it out
in full.
For more control over the session settings, you can initiate a unittesting session from the dashboard:
For most unittesting tasks, choosing “None” for setup and testing, with a 1-hour time limit is a good starting point. For more complex testing scenarios, you may want to configure custom setup procedures and allow for a longer time limit.
Create and maintain unit tests for your codebase.
Unittesting sessions are designed to help you efficiently create and maintain unit tests for your codebase. This specialized workflow focuses on generating comprehensive test cases, ensuring code coverage, and maintaining the overall quality of your software.
The general format of a unittesting session is as follows:
There are two primary ways to initiate a unittesting session:
To start a unittesting session through our GitHub integration:
@honeycombsh unittest
on the issue to begin the process.
There is no autocomplete for @honeycombsh
, so you’ll need to type it out
in full.
For more control over the session settings, you can initiate a unittesting session from the dashboard:
For most unittesting tasks, choosing “None” for setup and testing, with a 1-hour time limit is a good starting point. For more complex testing scenarios, you may want to configure custom setup procedures and allow for a longer time limit.