Hi guys. I was wondering, is there some way to extend spryker tests or run them? You know, it's the

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Hi guys. I was wondering, is there some way to extend spryker tests or run them? You know, it's the same system we extend on, this way it would be nice to check if code that I extended breaks something down.

Andriy Netseplyayev

Hi Žilvinas, I’m not sure I understand what do you want to extend. In general, we do not recommend running spryker core tests (the ones you would find in ./vendor/spryker/module_name/tests folder) but rather do use ./tests/ as an example to start writing your own tests.

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anything generally (for example I override protected methods from spryker classes) if I extend anything I would like to check if other spryker code works with it. I do write my own tests. Well, maybe this was stupid idea to test if my code integrates with sprykers idk...

Andriy Netseplyayev

then you do everything correctly. Just write your test that will cover some functionality. It will then (if written correctly) cover your class and the part you’ve extended from Spryker.

Andriy Netseplyayev

And yes, you should not be aiming to cover spryker core functionality but your project code

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thanks for clearing that out 🙂