A.
• There can be only one mock file for a workflow • Nested mocks are available • Mock.json file does not contain configuration settings for mock files • Changes made in the source workflow file are not applied to the mock file when the project is saved
B.
• There can be multiple mock files for a workflow • Nested mocks are not available • Mock.json file contains configuration settings for mock files • Changes made in the source workflow file are applied to the mock file when the project is saved
C.
• There can be multiple mock files for a workflow • Nested mocks are available • Mock.json file contains configuration settings for mock files • Changes made in the source workflow file are not applied to the mock file when the project is saved
D.
• There can be only one mock file for a workflow • Nested mocks are not available • Mock.json file contains configuration settings for mock files • Changes made in the source workflow file are applied to the mock file when the project is saved
Mock Testing Conditions
Within mock files, you can only edit the mocked activities.
You can have multiple mock files for a workflow.
Nested mocks are unavailable as you cannot use Surround with Mock on existing mock activities.
The mock.json file contains configuration settings for mock files.
In a Given-When-Then test case structure, Surround with mock is only available for activities within When.
Changes made in the source workflow file are applied to the mock file when you Save your project. Alternatively, you can manually sync your mock files. For more information, see Mock Testing Actions.
Synchronization does not work if the mock file is open with changes to be saved.
Deleting a workflow associated with a mock file prompts you to choose whether you want to remove both files.
The activity coverage indicator only takes into account the activities included in the source workflow, thus, not calculating any coverage of your mock activities.
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