How is the word test d'intégration translated from French to English

Test vérifiant que des composants distincts fonctionnent ensemble.

A test checking that separate components work together.

noun
English translation
integration test

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  • Le test d'intégration a échoué après la mise à jour de la base. The integration test failed after the database update.

  • Lance les tests d'intégration avant de fusionner quoi que ce soit. Run the integration tests before you merge anything.

  • Pourquoi le test d'intégration est-il si long ? Why does the integration test take so long?

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How is “test d'intégration” translated from French?
“test d'intégration” translates into English as “integration test”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “test d'intégration” mean?
Meaning of “test d'intégration”: Test vérifiant que des composants distincts fonctionnent ensemble. In English — “integration test”.
What part of speech is “test d'intégration”?
“test d'intégration” is a noun.
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