Join Anand Subramanian, Chad Dienhart and myself at #TDX24 as we cover the new Apex features in Spring `24 and what is coming up on the Apex roadmap.
We'll code asynchronous processing, QoL improvements from the IdeaExchange, data processing, and generics.
Agenda link: http://sforce.co/4bSqDjE
- WEDNESDAY, MAR 6 4:30 PM - 5:10 PM PST BREAKOUT 1 (ROOM 2002, LEVEL 2)
- THURSDAY, MAR 7 1:30 PM - 2:10 PM PST PST BREAKOUT 3 (ROOM 2007, LEVEL 2)
Hi @Jason Clark
Restricting the Test SOQL mocking to Data Cloud sObjects only is a design decision.
A large part of the value of Apex testing comes from the Hammer process - see Here Comes The Hammer.
> "Even when using a trigger framework to allow disabling triggers in test context, we have to deal with flows and validation rules just to create test data."
While slower to perform these larger integration tests than a focused integration test, they provide a large value to the Hammer process in identifying any regressions in more complex interactions.
