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Web backend but still applies: testing with diesel is annoying. Still haven't figured out how to do real unit testing (i.e. no db connection) when any connection pool related types go anywhere near what I'm working on. Otherwise pretty positive
See this discussion here: https://users.rust-lang.org/t/unit-testing-diesel-code/21196/2 … I mean, maybe it's a bit of a testing purism thing but generally speaking it's nice to be able to get your dependencies out of the way and test the code you've actually written.
Yeah I've read that thread but I still am not sure I'm understanding you. For testing the code you've actually written (that I'm assuming isn't database related since you don't want a database), I'm not clear how Diesel is getting in the way
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