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Well it checks part of it, Integration Tests are good when you put all the pieces of a larger application together in one environment. You still need to have Unit Tests, and perhaps Functional Tests if possible, to make sure the parts are doing what you expect in isolation.
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Would you consider integration tests (without unit tests or other kind of tests) as a valid way to check if the system is doing what it needs to do?
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To run postman tests against django api with every commit (in gitlab)... is it enough, or do you suggest to do more than that?
Well it checks part of it, Integration Tests are good when you put all the pieces of a larger application together in one environment. You still need to have Unit Tests, and perhaps Functional Tests if possible, to make sure the parts are doing what you expect in isolation.