问题
I'm writing functional tests with Behat and Mink in a Symfony2 application.
I make use of the data that's already in the database to make the tests instead of adding fixtures (a lot would be needed).
Therefore, I can't use a SQLite database only for the test environment as data would not be available.
My tests work fine, but data is persisted in the database when tests are run.
How can I automatically clean up data that's been persisted with Doctrine after a scenario is run?
I can't use a transaction as functional tests involve page redirections (e.g. the form is filled and posted to an other Symfony2 action).
回答1:
if you're persisting data I see no way to automatically revert everything. I would simply make a copy of the database, do the tests on it and drop it afterwards.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17195474/how-to-rollback-commits-in-behat-functional-tests-with-symfony2-and-doctrine