Hi Folks,
I've functions that do a subset of tasks on a sqlalchemy object for a
bigger function. For ex,
def delete_certificate_store(CS):
CS.is_archived = True
# Also delete the associated CARequest object
for DR in CS.CA_request:
db.session.delete(DR)
# Delete the Certificate Object only if this it's the only order for
that Certificate
if len(CS.order.certificate.get_all_unarchived_orders()) == 1 and CS in
CS.order.certificate.get_all_unarchived_certificate_stores():
CS.order.certificate.is_archived = True
Now, this function modifies a database. How do we test functions like
these? If I use mocks for DB related stuff, I'm not really testing it.
As a human, I test these functions by executing them and verifying if the
intended changes happened in the DB. How's that done by testing frameworks
like pytest? Sorry, if this is a stupid question, I'm new to testing.
Thanks
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