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2022-04-10 08:41:46 +02:00
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The integration tests can be executed locally:
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1. Create or use an existing discord server
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2. Open `Server Settings` and navigate to `Integrations` tab
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3. Click `Create Webhook` to create a new webhook
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4. Click `Copy Webhook URL` and extract the webhook_id + webhook_token
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Example: https://discord.com/api/webhooks/`webhook_id`/`webhook_token`
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5. Replace the variables `discord_id` and `discord_token` in the var file
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6. Run the integration test
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````
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ansible-test integration -v --color yes discord --allow-unsupported
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````
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