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This patch uses mdformat to auto-format markdown documentation.

To support \ for line breaks (which is what mdformat uses), mkdocs now
requires the pymdownx.escapeall extension.

Because of incompatibilities between mdformat (which formats to
CommonMark) and mkdocs (which expects Python-Markdown), there are now
some limitations: no nested lists, multi-paragraph list items, or
admonitions support.

These limitations are acceptable for now, although some of the docs had
to be adjusted to meet them.
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# Testing
## Go tests
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All Go packages have their own test suite, which provides easy and portable
tests with decent enough coverage.
## Integration tests
In the `test/` directory there is a set of end to end integration tests,
written usually in a combination of bash and Python 3.
They're not expected to be portable, as that gets impractical very quickly,
but should be usable in most Linux environments.
They're not expected to be portable, as that gets impractical very quickly, but
should be usable in most Linux environments.
They provide critical coverage and integration tests for real life scenarios,
as well as interactions with other software (like Exim or Dovecot).
### Dependencies
The tests depend on the following things being installed on the system (listed
as Debian package, for consistency):
- `msmtp`
- `util-linux` (for `/usr/bin/setsid`)
- `msmtp`
- `util-linux` (for `/usr/bin/setsid`)
Some individual tests have additional dependencies, and the tests are skipped
if the dependencies are not found:
- `t-02-exim` [Exim](https://www.exim.org/) interaction tests:
- `gettext-base` (for `/usr/bin/envsubst`)
- The `exim` binary available somewhere, but it doesn't have to be
installed. There's a script `get-exim4-debian.sh` to get it from the
archives.
- `t-02-exim` [Exim](https://www.exim.org/) interaction tests: `gettext-base`
(for `/usr/bin/envsubst`), and the `exim` binary available somewhere, but it
doesn't have to be installed. There's a script `get-exim4-debian.sh` to get
it from the archives.
- `t-11-dovecot` [Dovecot](https://www.dovecot.org/) interaction tests:
- `dovecot`
- `t-15-driusan_dkim` DKIM integration tests:
- The `dkimsign dkimverify dkimkeygen` binaries, from
[driusan/dkim](https://github.com/driusan/dkim) (no Debian package yet).
`dovecot`.
- `t-15-driusan_dkim` DKIM integration tests: the
`dkimsign dkimverify dkimkeygen` binaries, from
[driusan/dkim](https://github.com/driusan/dkim) (no Debian package yet).
- `t-18-haproxy` [HAProxy](https://www.haproxy.org/) integration tests:
- `haproxy`
`haproxy`.
- `t-19-dkimpy`: [dkimpy](https://pypi.org/project/dkimpy/) integration tests:
- `python3-dkim`
`python3-dkim`.
- `t-23-prometheus`: [Prometheus](https://prometheus.io/) integration tests:
- `prometheus promtool`
`prometheus promtool`.
For some tests, python >= 3.5 is required; they will be skipped if it's not
available.
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works by default in most Linux systems, but note that the use of
`systemd-resolved` can prevent it from working properly.
## Stress tests
Also in the `test/` directory there is a set of stress tests, which generate
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While they are not exhaustive, they are useful to catch regressions and track
improvements on the main code paths.
## Fuzz tests
Some Go packages also have instrumentation to run fuzz testing against them,
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This is critical for packages that handle sensitive user input, such as
authentication encoding, aliases files, or username normalization.
## Command-line tool tests
Each command-line tool has their own set of tests, see the `test.sh` file on
their corresponding directories.
## Docker
The `test/Dockerfile` can be used to set up a suitable isolated environment to
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This is very useful for automated tests, or running the integration tests in
constrained or non supported environments.
## Automated tests
There are two sets of automated tests which are run on every commit to
upstream, and also weekly:
* [Github Actions](https://github.com/albertito/chasquid/actions),
configured in the `.github` directory, runs the Go tests, the integration
tests, checks for vulnerabilities, and finally
also builds the [public Docker images](docker.md).
* [Cirrus CI](https://cirrus-ci.com/github/albertito/chasquid),
configured in the `.cirrus.yml` file, runs Go tests on FreeBSD.
- [Github Actions](https://github.com/albertito/chasquid/actions), configured
in the `.github` directory, runs the Go tests, the integration tests, checks
for vulnerabilities, and finally also builds the
[public Docker images](docker.md).
- [Cirrus CI](https://cirrus-ci.com/github/albertito/chasquid), configured in
the `.cirrus.yml` file, runs Go tests on FreeBSD.
## Coverage