Logic App Testing Overview
  • 25 Sep 2025
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In this section of the integration playbook we will look at different approaches for testing your Logic App solutions.

Testing Approach

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Unit Testing

  • Test locally and on build agent

  • Mock out dependencies so you can focus on testing workflow conditions

  • Easy to test edge cases which might not happen often

  • Testable unit:

    • The workflow

  • Doesnt test the connectivity to systems

  • Doesnt test the configuration of application

  • Doesnt test in the deployed environment

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Integration Testing

  • Tests the deployed Logic App living in Azure

  • Tests the configuration and connectivity to systems

  • Often simulates the triggering application

  • Can stub some dependencies

  • Focus on asserting what happens in the run history

  • Testable unit:

    • he workflow + connectors

  • Hard to test edge cases

  • Limited by capabilities of dependencies

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End to End Testing

  • Automation drives the applications which are involved in the end to end test

  • Testable unit:

    • The source application

    • The destination applications

    • The workflow, logic app and connectors

  • Difficult to simulate all test cases

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