Mastering Swift Testing: Conditional Tests with .enabled() and .disabled() Traits
In this video, we'll dive into the world of conditional tests, exploring how you can leverage the .enabled() and .disabled() traits to control test execution based on specific conditions.
Have you ever faced the challenge of running tests only under certain circumstances? Whether you're dealing with multiple API versions, different environments, or feature flags, conditional tests can significantly streamline your testing process.
We'll cover:
1. The basics of conditional testing in Swift.
2. How to use .enabled() and .disabled() traits to control when your tests should run.
3. Practical examples, including testing multiple API versions (v1, v2, v3) and dynamically adjusting your test suite.
4. A cool trick for using the .bug trait to report issues and manage test conditions effectively.
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