Service Containers are a built-in feature of GitHub Actions, meaning they are seamlessly integrated into the workflow environment, so everything lives there.
They also make your integration tests code cleaner. Your tests just assume that some environment is ready.
For local testing Testcontainers is a good option.
Service Containers are a built-in feature of GitHub Actions, meaning they are seamlessly integrated into the workflow environment, so everything lives there.
They also make your integration tests code cleaner. Your tests just assume that some environment is ready.
For local testing Testcontainers is a good option.
Both are great, btw.
Service Containers are a built-in feature of GitHub Actions, meaning they are seamlessly integrated into the workflow environment, so everything lives there.
They also make your integration tests code cleaner. Your tests just assume that some environment is ready.
For local testing Testcontainers is a good option.