If you’re running CI servers or end-to-end acceptance tests in your Azure projects, you’re not alone – and the good news is, testability is getting better.
💡Testing Logic Apps Is Easier Than Before
Logic Apps (Standard) now run on the Azure Functions runtime, which means you can develop and test them locally – no full deployment needed for every change. A major win for Dev/Test cycles. Additionally there is a new unit test feature for Logic Apps (Standard) which is in preview.
🔧Tooling Choices That Work
The standout tool for CI/CD pipelines for Azure projects is:
Azure DevOps: Build, deploy, and run end-to-end tests against code from your GitHub repos.
📊Unit + End-to-End Testing
– As mentioned above there is now preview logic for unit testing Logic Apps (Standard)
– Run automated post-deployment acceptance tests in your CI/CD pipelines
No one-size-fits-all answer, but there’s a growing toolbox to match your CI/CD workflow. Whether you’re all-in on DevOps or just starting with Logic Apps, testing and deployment on Azure has never been more flexible.