How do I run tests for the project?

You can run tests for the project using the go test command.

Running Tests

1. Navigate to the project directory

   cd github.com/daytonaio/daytona
   

2. Run the tests

   go test ./... 
   

   This command will run all tests in the project.

   You can run tests for specific packages by replacing ./... with the package path. For example, to run tests in the pkg/agent package:

   go test ./pkg/agent/...
   

   To run tests for a specific file, replace ./... with the file path. For example, to run tests in pkg/agent/agent_test.go:

   go test ./pkg/agent/agent_test.go 
   

Running Tests with Build Constraints

Some files in the project have a build constraint defined as “testing”. This means that these files will only be compiled when running tests. You can run tests with this constraint using the -tags=testing flag. For example, to run tests for the pkg/build package with the “testing” build constraint:

go test -tags=testing ./pkg/build/...

Example: Running Tests in pkg/build

The following code snippet shows how to run tests in the pkg/build package:

go test -tags=testing ./pkg/build/...

Note: This command will run all tests in the pkg/build package that have the “testing” build constraint.

Example: Running Tests in pkg/agent/agent_test.go

The following code snippet shows how to run tests in pkg/agent/agent_test.go

go test -tags=testing ./pkg/agent/agent_test.go

This will run the tests in pkg/agent/agent_test.go with the “testing” build constraint.

Example: Running Tests in pkg/build/builder_test.go

The following code snippet shows how to run tests in pkg/build/builder_test.go

go test -tags=testing ./pkg/build/builder_test.go 

This will run the tests in pkg/build/builder_test.go with the “testing” build constraint.