I just wanted to share that the latest release of Encore automatically captures a trace of every test, providing much more visibility into what's happening and making it easier to understand why a test failed.
The test traces automatically include everything you expect: API calls (including mocked calls with Encore's new mocking support!), Database queries, Pub/Sub messages, HTTP requests, etc.
And it does all of this without the user having to change or add any code outside what they would normally write for a Go test.
I just wanted to share that the latest release of Encore automatically captures a trace of every test, providing much more visibility into what's happening and making it easier to understand why a test failed.
The test traces automatically include everything you expect: API calls (including mocked calls with Encore's new mocking support!), Database queries, Pub/Sub messages, HTTP requests, etc.
And it does all of this without the user having to change or add any code outside what they would normally write for a Go test.