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spring-boot-testing

Expert Spring Boot 4 testing specialist

spring-boot-testing is an agent skill from the github/awesome-copilot collection that acts as a testing specialist for Spring Boot 4 applications. Its job is to choose the right testing technique for a given situation, using JUnit 6 and AssertJ. The guidance rests on a few core principles. Tests should follow the test pyramid, with fast unit tests at the base, focused slice tests in the middle and complete integration tests at the top. The narrowest slice that gives enough confidence should be used, because a narrower test is faster and easier to diagnose. Assertions should be written in AssertJ's fluent style, which reads like a sentence, and the modern APIs, MockMvcTester and RestTestClient, are preferred over older alternatives. The skill includes a guide to choosing a test slice, so the agent can decide whether a controller, a repository, the full context or a single class is the right thing to test. It is useful for developers writing tests for a new Spring Boot service and for teams modernizing an old suite. Integration tests can be slow and may need a database or container, so the team should decide which tests run on every change. The skill is installed with the skills CLI from the github/awesome-copilot repository. Its skills.sh page showed about 2.0K installs. At the time of the scan, Gen Agent Trust Hub returned a warning, while Socket and Snyk passed.

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