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Strategy for creating/running tests that do not use a database
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I have a flask app that uses a database. I am running my tests but many of the fixtures create data in the database and use that for the tests. Is there a good strategy for avoiding having the tests rely on data in the database?
Maybe having fixtures that create objects in the session, using them for the test and then deleting them from the session?
Any ideas?
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