In a previous video, I shared how to efficiently seed your database while running tests.
Someone asked me "How can I do this, but not lose all my other data?"
In today's video, I show how to easily configure your tests to use a separate database from your local development database.
This is something I do on every single project, and I think you'll find it a nice improvement for your projects as well.
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Here to help,
Joel
P.S. Testing is a core pillar of my Laravel development principles. Would you like to learn how to become proficient with Laravel testing?