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Frank Neblung
Frank Neblung

Reputation: 3175

SpringBootTest: How to avoid the need of starting a container

I have SpringBootTests that use org.testcontainer:postgres for integration tests.

While thats very useful for tests that involve the database, it's quite useless when the database isn't needed. Let's say, I want to test the actuator/info endpoint.

If I don't provide a database, the context won't load.

java.lang.IllegalStateException: Failed to load ApplicationContext
    ...
    Error creating bean with name 'liquibase'

Question: How can I run a SpringBootTest without the need to provide a database?

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