To run the tests please open the solution in Visual Studio 2019, compile it and open the Test Explorer.
You also need to create a .env files at the project level with the following structure:
OWA_API_ID=YOUR_OWA_ID
You can use the existing template.env file but you must change the YOUR_OWA_ID to your personal OpenWeather API key.
Click Run All Tests. In case of running of the first time you will need to setup your SpecFlow account (see https://specflow.org/getting-started/ for details).
In case of problems you might need to set the MSBUILDSINGLELOADCONTEXT environment variable in your system to 1:
# When using Git Bash or any Linux terminal
export MSBUILDSINGLELOADCONTEXT=1
You can find the reults for the specific tests from the Tests Explorer when you click on "Open additional output for this result":
The information we're looking for will be displayed at the bottom of the test run output:
The hottest day and time for Tokyo is Friday (05/06/2020 06:00 UTC) with temperature of 28.4 celsius.
- Good separation of responsibilities (feature files, steps, handlers, data models)
- Reusable steps for other test scenarios
- Getting the tests running in an Azure DevOps Pipeline with results posted in Slack/Teams/etc
- Unit testing the data processing logic (internal test project)
- Scenario context injection so that steps from different step definition classes can use it
- Display result time in the console for specific Time Zones rather than UTC