I tend to use docker for database integration tests. I find embedded database performance is not really worth the feature differences. So fire up the real thing (or the closest thing to it). That also simplifies creating a database to just running the production schema and migrations and reduces the potential for weirdness related to (substantial) feature differences.
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I tend to use docker for database integration tests. I find embedded database performance is not really worth the feature differences. So fire up the real thing (or the closest thing to it). That also simplifies creating a database to just running the production schema and migrations and reduces the potential for weirdness related to (substantial) feature differences.