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approach to test Lucene indexes. Unit tests using both in-memory databases and inmemory indexes can initiate quickly the data set before each test. The test then verifies the application behavior in a well-defined environment that s cleaned between each test. While it s possible to do the same with a regular database and a filesystem based index, the in-memory version makes the unit test suite run much faster, because it avoids unnecessary network or filesystem input/output. You can find more information on unit testing and in-memory approaches in section 9.5.2. If you followed the recommendation we gave you in the previous section (define a default directory_provider), you can easily switch from an in-memory provider in your unit tests to a filesystem based directory provider in production (or in your dedicated test environment). Listing 5.4 shows two different configurations, depending on the targeted environment (test or production).
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