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Test policies
You can write tests for policies written for the Sentinel and Terraform policy frameworks. Policy tests help you verify that your policies work as expected before you enforce them with Terraform Enterprise. Learn how policy tests can help you deploy and update policies across your organization.
Introduction
Terraform policy and Sentinel both support policy tests, which you can use to verify new policies and changes to existing policies before enforcing them in your Terraform Enterprise organization.
To learn how to implement policy tests with Sentinel, refer to Generate mock Sentinel data with Terraform Enterprise.
To learn how to implement policy tests with Terraform policy, refer to Test Terraform policies.