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# Testing {#testing}
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## Events
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Keep in mind that the package makes heavy use of events, so if you use `Event::fake()` anywhere in your tests, tenancy initialization and related processes might break.
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For that reason, try to be selective about faking tests. Use for example:
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```php
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Event::fake([MyEvent::class]);
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```
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rather than
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```php
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Event::fake();
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```
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## Central app {#central-app}
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To test your central app, just write normal Laravel tests.
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