When new code is submitted to the Evergreen community for testing and approval, that code should either include step-by-step instructions on how to test bug fixes or automated unit tests to assist in validating new features or significant changes. A unit test is typically designed to test a single action (for example, testing that a new database row is created after a form is submitted).

Guidance on writing step-by-step testing instructions, as well as guidance on creating automated unit tests for Angular, Angular JS, Perl, pgTAP, and C code changes are available here:

QA Requirements for Evergreen Code Contributions

An example of a unit test created by Jane Sandberg during one of our new Developer meetings is available here:

Test for ISBNs with 979 Prefix

Jane Sandberg's May 17, 2023 demonstration of test-driven development

• Work is being done to deprecate Protractor and replace it with Nightwatch: https://bugs.launchpad.net/evergreen/+bug/1989195