Closed LukasHerwartz closed 5 years ago
When running the tests, sometimes there is an error due to the assert taking list ordering into account:
1) test register_name/4 (Swarm.RegistryTests) test/registry_test.exs:15 match (=) failed The following variables were pinned: pid2 = #PID<0.360.0> pid1 = #PID<0.359.0> code: assert [entry(name: _, pid: ^pid2, ref: _, meta: _, clock: _), entry(name: _, pid: ^pid1, ref: _, meta: _, clock: _)] = Swarm.Registry.get_by_meta(:mfa, {MyApp.WorkerSup, :register, []}) right: [ {:entry, {:test, 1}, #PID<0.359.0>, #Reference<0.1496879406.3479437313.42553>, %{mfa: {MyApp.WorkerSup, :register, []}}, {1, 1}}, {:entry, {:test, 2}, #PID<0.360.0>, #Reference<0.1496879406.3479437313.42556>, %{mfa: {MyApp.WorkerSup, :register, []}}, {1, 1}} ] stacktrace: test/registry_test.exs:49: (test) Finished in 78.4 seconds 48 tests, 1 failure Randomized with seed 773925
This code change fixes this behaviour:
$ mix test --seed 773925 Finished in 79.0 seconds 48 tests, 0 failures Randomized with seed 773925
When running the tests, sometimes there is an error due to the assert taking list ordering into account:
This code change fixes this behaviour: