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Expand Up @@ -142,6 +142,38 @@ You can run the following make targets by using the command structure of `make <
This runs unit tests in the project.


## Acceptance

When you issue a `make` command at the root of your project, you call the file {file}`Makefile` also at the root.
In turn, it invokes commands in the files {file}`backend/Makefile` and {file}`frontend/Makefile`.
You can refer to these files for implementation details.
You can run the following make targets by using the command structure of `make <TARGET>`.

`acceptance-backend-start`
: Invokes the target `acceptance-backend-start` in `backend/Makefile`.
This starts a Plone backend configured for acceptance testing.

`acceptance-frontend-dev-start`
: Invokes the target `acceptance-frontend-dev-start` in `frontend/Makefile`.
This starts the Volto frontend in development mode for acceptance testing.

`acceptance-test`
: Invokes the target `acceptance-test` in `frontend/Makefile`.
This runs acceptance tests in interactive mode.

`acceptance-images-build`
: Builds both backend and frontend Docker images for acceptance testing.

`acceptance-containers-start`
: Starts backend and frontend acceptance Docker containers.

`acceptance-containers-stop`
: Stops the running acceptance Docker containers.

`ci-acceptance-test`
: Runs acceptance tests in CI mode using Docker containers.


## Container images

When you issue a `make` command at the root of your project, you call the file {file}`Makefile` also at the root.
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