where is test

The concept of testing is covered extensively in the sessions "Meet Swift Testing" and "Go further with Swift Testing" at WWDC 2024. Here are some key points:

1. Meet Swift Testing:

   • Introduction to Swift Testing: This session introduces the building blocks of Swift testing, including the @Test functions, expectations, traits, and suite types. It also covers how Swift testing relates to XCTest and its role in the open-source community.
   • Building Blocks: The session explains how to write test functions, use expectations, and organize tests using traits and suites.
   • Common Workflows: It discusses workflows for customizing tests, repeating them with different arguments, and migrating from XCTest to Swift testing.
   • Open Source: Swift testing is open source and hosted on GitHub, supporting all Apple operating systems, Linux, and Windows.

2. Go further with Swift Testing:

   • Writing Expressive Code: This session focuses on writing expressive and maintainable test code.
   • Parameterized Testing: It covers how to write parameterized tests to run the same test logic with different inputs.
   • Organizing Tests: The session explains how to organize tests using tags and suites, and how to run tests in parallel.
   • Xcode Cloud Support: It also touches on integrating tests with Xcode Cloud for continuous integration and delivery.

For more detailed information, you can refer to the following chapters from the sessions:

• Meet Swift Testing (Agenda)
• Meet Swift Testing (Building blocks: @Test functions)
• Go further with Swift Testing (Parameterized testing)
• Go further with Swift Testing (The tag trait)

These sessions provide a comprehensive overview of the new Swift testing framework and how it can be used to write and organize tests effectively.