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- I am malteo (https://keybase.io/malteo) on keybase.
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Learn how to test your Spring REST APIs using Spring Boot 3 and Spring Framework 6 testing tools. This guide walks you through five different testing approaches, from simple unit tests to full end-to-end tests.
Spring Boot 3 provides several mature testing tools for REST APIs: