Infos:
- Used Zammad version: 7.0.1
- Used Zammad installation type: docker-compose
- Operating system: debian
- Browser + version: Firefox 149
Expected behavior:
- I Wanted to have a small Container to bundle into my Woodpecker environment for testing my API Calls against, so that I know that Zammad behaves correctly when I call it
Actual behavior:
- I Can’t find such a small Container, I don’t wanna test against the live system as I don’t want the system to send out Emails when I do and I Prefer to have a clean system that can reset after my tests, now I set up an entire secondary Zammad just for testing with my object parameter configuration and I can’t get an email configuration that fakes sending, so I doubt I can create fake tickets without such a fake sender-email and I believe I’m far too deep into this rabbit hole, how are you all doing that? do you just not test your API Clients?
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Try to write an API Client and then try to test an API Client without sending emails