*This is the improvement from the previous video "PHP Behat - Get Github Issues (API Test)" in which we're gonna use variables in the Gherkin code.
In this test, we're trying to use Behat to check if we could connect to the Github API, check the availability of issues on particular username and it's repo, and then asserting that we could at least get 1 result of it.
I also include negative test to see if 0 result will gives error while the code is expecting at least 1 result.
From this test, we could gather several understanding:
Endpoint Availability
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The test verifies that the API endpoint for fetching issues from the Symfony repository is accessible and returns a response.
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If the test passes, it indicates that the endpoint is reachable and functioning as expected.
Data Integrity
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By checking that the number of issues returned is at least 1, the test ensures that the API response contains some data.
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If the test passes, it helps ensure the integrity of the data returned by the API.
API Integration
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The successful execution of the test demonstrates that the PHP code can successfully integrate with the GitHub API using the specified PHP library (\Github\Client).
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If the test passes, this indicates that the API client is correctly configured and able to make requests to the GitHub API.
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