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by mjhea0 3133 days ago
Have you looked into e2e tests? They verify that the system works as expected - so they should catch those areas that you are not testing for in your unit and integrations tests.

Check out TestCafe. You can see an example of TestCafe in action with a React + Python/Flask app -> https://testdriven.io/part-four-e2e-test-setup/

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Thanks for the suggestion and this is definitely one option. However, I was hoping to gain more insight into improving my unit and integration tests (which have high coverage), to cover most scenarios and break, if the integration breaks.