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Here is the context:
I am trying to work with junit5 and pact framework to write some consumer tests.
Here are some of the code snippets:
`@ExtendWith({PactConsumerTestExt.class})
public class D…
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Hi
I am migrating to latest pact-consumer library:
```
au.com.dius.pact.consumer
junit5
4.6.3
```
My PactDsl creation looks like:
```
return pactDslWithProvider
.given("…
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I'm not sure where to post it - I encountered it when used pact + pact-mock_service, so, I've decided to post it here.
When you accidentaly forget to specify `status` response option you can get stra…
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As a JavaScript provider in order to validate a pact file I need to declare a dependency on the pact-provider-proxy gem and create a file written in Ruby to run the verification and change provider st…
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When Amqp tests fail, it's very hard to understand which interaction has failed, as neither the consumer nor the interaction are reported. Showing at least the consumer name (and ideally the tag) woul…
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Maybe we are kind of re-inventing the wheel here? see [OpenAPI](https://github.com/OAI/OpenAPI-Specification)
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Hello,
I've been trying to run a pact json file against our own server. With SSL disabled - a normal http connection works properly, but for now I get a SSLHandshakeException, claiming there's a ba…
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Hi,
I'm getting below warning when running consumer test using junit5
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32245059/79325543-a1909480-7f11-11ea-8481-38a145217632.png)
Tests are pa…
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As mentioned in #403, when you publish a pact it will fail if either the consumer or producer have not yet been published, and share a name similar to an existing pacticipant.
You can get around th…
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**Description**
Having something like this, that works out-of-the-box without developers need to do all the Jiu Jitsu for the integration would come handy — even more for testing micro-services.
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