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by kardianos 1672 days ago
I also do something like this, but with SQL Server. Highly recommended. Except rather then going from a seed or backup, the schema and default data is defined in the application, then the data is entered in the test setup, the tables are sorted topographically, and inserted all at once, then the unit test runs (can be combined with a table driven test).

Robust, highly recommended.