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I am implementing an application that involves some svn functions.
I’m gonna write some unit tests for the app, however, how would you suggest I write unit tests for svn commands such as checkout, update, status, etc?
Thanks!
Wrap your SVN-specific code within a class, implementing an interface. When unit testing your main application, stub/fake/mock/whatever your SVN class via the interface. You can then unit test most of your application this way.
Testing the actual SVN interaction will not be a unit test, but rather an integration test. You can write your test cases directly to your SVN implementation.