Currently all tests are run using an h2 database. Unfortunately the h2 database sometimes behaves differently than the postgres database that is used in production, masking potential failures.
It would probably be best to gradually migrate to a postgres test environment and replace the h2 tests in the long run.
Currently all tests are run using an h2 database. Unfortunately the h2 database sometimes behaves differently than the postgres database that is used in production, masking potential failures.
It would probably be best to gradually migrate to a postgres test environment and replace the h2 tests in the long run.