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Architect Components are able to be deployed with a single command, and include a lot of the metadata necessary to automatically connect to public and private services/endpoints. Because of this, developers should be able to declare integration tests that can be run as part of their application package. These integration tests could then be integrated into Architect's workflows to be run as part of preview environments or as part of blue/green and canary deployments.
The first usage of this new feature will be in our deployment graphs. We should inject new task nodes that run for each test that depend on the service or interface. We should also ensure that anything consuming the service also depends on these new tests to be run. That would allow us to minimize the deploy footprint whenever tests fail.
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Description
Architect Components are able to be deployed with a single command, and include a lot of the metadata necessary to automatically connect to public and private services/endpoints. Because of this, developers should be able to declare integration tests that can be run as part of their application package. These integration tests could then be integrated into Architect's workflows to be run as part of preview environments or as part of blue/green and canary deployments.
Changes to Component schema
Changes to graph generation
The first usage of this new feature will be in our deployment graphs. We should inject new task nodes that run for each test that depend on the service or interface. We should also ensure that anything consuming the service also depends on these new tests to be run. That would allow us to minimize the deploy footprint whenever tests fail.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: