WIP: Use Docker container to run RabbitMQ integration tests #425
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works on my machine ™️ 😢 |
Conflicts: Source/EventFlow.RabbitMQ.Tests/Integration/RabbitMqTests.cs
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Here's the problem... doh. appveyor/ci#1717 |
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You can use a Windows RabbitMQ image to make it work on AppVeyor: |
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@luigiberrettini Thank you, I'll have a look |
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Link to official Windows build docker-library/rabbitmq#168 |
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Done in another way |
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Instead of using an external RabbitMQ integration server, use a Docker container running locally.
This could also be used for e.g. PostgreSQL integration tests.