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Allow developers to use testcontainers when running application locally #4674
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domain: backendChanges or discussions relating to the backend serverChanges or discussions relating to the backend serverstatus: needs discussionAn issue that needs further discussion before it can proceed.An issue that needs further discussion before it can proceed.status: needs investigationAn issue that needs to be investigated. Typically involves identifying the source of a bugAn issue that needs to be investigated. Typically involves identifying the source of a bugtype: proof of conceptPrototypes a potential approach or decisionPrototypes a potential approach or decision
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domain: backendChanges or discussions relating to the backend serverChanges or discussions relating to the backend serverstatus: needs discussionAn issue that needs further discussion before it can proceed.An issue that needs further discussion before it can proceed.status: needs investigationAn issue that needs to be investigated. Typically involves identifying the source of a bugAn issue that needs to be investigated. Typically involves identifying the source of a bugtype: proof of conceptPrototypes a potential approach or decisionPrototypes a potential approach or decision
We have started to use testcontainers for our integration tests, but I got really excited thinking that I could get a fresh new development environment set up without having to muck around with creating a user and database and then granting permissions on that database to that user. And then I got even more excited thinking about how I could quickly change version with a parameter in the dataSource URL.