You are tasked with creating a comprehensive test suite for a Spring Boot application. How would you approach testing the various layers and components, ensuring optimal coverage and efficiency?
- Write unit tests for each method in the application
- Use Spring's testing framework to write integration tests
- Perform load testing on the entire application
- Skip testing to save time and resources
To create a comprehensive test suite for a Spring Boot application, you should use a combination of unit tests (testing individual methods), integration tests (testing interactions between components), and end-to-end tests (testing the entire application). Option (2) advocates using Spring's testing framework, which is a recommended approach for integration testing.
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