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A unit test is code that is written and executed to test a specific portion/unit of source code. Unit tests are class methods with the testMethod modifier or @isTest annotation and are usually placed in separate test classes annotated with the @isTest annotation. Code that is executed by unit tests is considered covered. At least 75% of an organization's codebase must be covered by unit tests and every trigger must have at least 1% unit test coverage.
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Setting/mocking out formula fields during tests
We have an object (let's call it Child) with a formula field that does a lot of checking of various fields and spits out a numeric result (estimated number of days some work will take, based on a bunc …
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Avoiding triggers/flows on managed objects during Apex testing
We are integrating with a managed package that our company bought. We've inserted a custom VF page with an apex controller into their UI and I'm now trying to test the controller. In the constructor i …
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