The VertxTestContext API already provides helpers such as failing() and succeeding().
While they verify steps, it would probably reduce boilerplate if we had a completing() helper that returns an asynchronous result handler that completes the test context.
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VertxTestContextAPI already provides helpers such asfailing()andsucceeding().While they verify steps, it would probably reduce boilerplate if we had a
completing()helper that returns an asynchronous result handler that completes the test context.See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51490655/vert-x-test-halts-with-timeoutexception-the-test-execution-timed-out/51507706?noredirect=1#comment89985895_51507706 for a related discussion.