Tests Alternatives

tests reviews and mentions

• Flutter code does not work after a few months due to core changes
  2 projects | /r/FlutterDev | 25 Dec 2022

  If your code is open source, you can submit your tests to the https://github.com/flutter/tests repo and we guarantee we will fix your code if we would otherwise have broken you. I strongly encourage people to make use of this. I had a project that I stopped working on for like two years and the entire time it kept working fine because it was in that repo. (I've since abandoned that project but I'll definitely be using this option for future projects.) If you're a big company with thousands of tests we can also find ways to integrate those (Google for example has all its internal tests running this way so we end up fixing anything we would break in Google), reach out to me on our Discord (see the contributing guide for the link) if you're interested in making use of this.

• I am not enjoying Flutter
  4 projects | /r/FlutterDev | 27 Dec 2021

  See my other answer for more details, but in general I encourage you to use our tests registry (https://github.com/flutter/tests). We guarantee we will not break code that has been submitted there.

• Announcing Flutter 2.8
  3 projects | /r/FlutterDev | 9 Dec 2021

  If you contribute tests to flutter/tests we guarantee that we won't break them. See https://github.com/flutter/tests/ for details!

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