currently you suggest to launch docker manually to run e.g. databases used in tests.
it'd be much more convenient to use testcontainers for this instead.
(full disclosure: i've not yet used testcontainers in rust - never had the need - but use it extensively in java and it's the de-facto standard there and i wouldn't want to go back to manually trying to muck around with docker)
currently you suggest to launch
dockermanually to run e.g. databases used in tests.it'd be much more convenient to use
testcontainersfor this instead.(full disclosure: i've not yet used testcontainers in rust - never had the need - but use it extensively in java and it's the de-facto standard there and i wouldn't want to go back to manually trying to muck around with docker)