Once you write some codes on your feature branch, you could build and test locally at first. Just
```
make build
```
and
```
make test
```
The `make test` is an alias of `make test-sqlite`, it will run the tests on a sqlite database file. No extra thing needed to do except you need to cgo compile enviroment.
If you write a new test method, you could run
```
make test-sqlite#TestMyNewMethod
```
that will only run the special test method.
If you want to run another datase, you have to prepare a running database at first, and then, you could
```
TEST_MYSQL_HOST= TEST_MYSQL_CHARSET= TEST_MYSQL_DBNAME= TEST_MYSQL_USERNAME= TEST_MYSQL_PASSWORD= make test-mysql
```
or other databases:
```
TEST_MSSQL_HOST= TEST_MSSQL_DBNAME= TEST_MSSQL_USERNAME= TEST_MSSQL_PASSWORD= make test-mssql
```
```
TEST_PGSQL_HOST= TEST_PGSQL_SCHEMA= TEST_PGSQL_DBNAME= TEST_PGSQL_USERNAME= TEST_PGSQL_PASSWORD= make test-postgres
```
```
TEST_TIDB_HOST= TEST_TIDB_DBNAME= TEST_TIDB_USERNAME= TEST_TIDB_PASSWORD= make test-tidb
```
And if your branch is related with cache, you could also enable it via `TEST_CACHE_ENABLE=true`.
request with just the failing test case(you can find some example test file like [session_get_test.go](https://gitea.com/xorm/xorm/src/branch/master/session_get_test.go)).
