Restore timeout support. By default a 1-second timeout will be enforced when awaiting an event. This can be customized by supplying a timeout argument or by using the withTurbineTimeout wrapper function. Timeouts will always use wall clock time even when using a virtual time dispatcher.
Changed
When runTest (or any TestCoroutineScheduler) is in use, switch to the UnconfinedTestScheduler internally to ensure virtual time remains working.
0.10.0
Changed
Remove ReceiveTurbine.ignoreRemainingEvents from public API.
Fixed
Restore usage of Unconfined dispatcher preventing value conflation (as much as possible) so that intermediate values can always be observed.
0.9.0
FlowTurbine is now called ReceiveTurbine. This is the consume-only type with which you assert on events it has seen (historically only from a Flow).
New public Turbine type implements ReceiveTurbine but also allows you write events from a data source. Use this to implement fakes or collect events from non-Flow streams.
Extension functions on ReceiveChannel provide ReceiveTurbine-like assertion capabilities.
Support for legacy JS has been removed. Only JS IR is now supported.
Removed some APIs deprecated in 0.8.x.
0.8.0
Added
New testIn(CoroutineScope) API allows testing multiple flows without nesting lambdas.
New skip(Int) API can replace one or more calls to awaitItem() where the result is not needed.
Changed
Removed timeout parameter. The new runTest API from kotlinx.coroutines enforces a timeout automatically.
Documented that flows are implicitly canceled at the end of the test lambda. This has been the behavior for a few versions by accident, but now it is explicit and documented.
Cancel (and friends) are now suspending functions to ensure that non-canceleable coroutines complete and their effects are observed deterministically.
0.7.0
Changed
Moved APIs using Kotlin's experimental time to separate extensions. You can now use the library
without worrying about incompatibilities with Kotlin version or coroutine library version.
Restore timeout support. By default a 1-second timeout will be enforced when awaiting an event. This can be customized by supplying a timeout argument or by using the withTurbineTimeout wrapper function. Timeouts will always use wall clock time even when using a virtual time dispatcher.
Changed
When runTest (or any TestCoroutineScheduler) is in use, switch to the UnconfinedTestScheduler internally to ensure virtual time remains working.
[0.10.0]
Changed
Remove ReceiveTurbine.ignoreRemainingEvents from public API.
Fixed
Restore usage of Unconfined dispatcher preventing value conflation (as much as possible) so that intermediate values can always be observed.
[0.9.0]
FlowTurbine is now called ReceiveTurbine. This is the consume-only type with which you assert on events it has seen (historically only from a Flow).
New public Turbine type implements ReceiveTurbine but also allows you write events from a data source. Use this to implement fakes or collect events from non-Flow streams.
Extension functions on ReceiveChannel provide ReceiveTurbine-like assertion capabilities.
Support for legacy JS has been removed. Only JS IR is now supported.
Removed some APIs deprecated in 0.8.x.
[0.8.0]
Added
New testIn API allows testing multiple flows without nesting lambdas.
New skip(Int) API can replace one or more calls to awaitItem() where the result is not needed.
Changed
Removed timeout parameter. The new runTest API from kotlinx.coroutines enforces a timeout automatically.
Documented that flows are implicitly canceled at the end of the test lambda. This has been the behavior for a few versions by accident, but now it is explicit and documented.
Cancel (and friends) are now suspending functions to ensure that non-canceleable coroutines complete and their effects are observed deterministically.
[0.7.0]
Changed
Moved APIs using Kotlin's experimental time to separate extensions. You can now use the library
without worrying about incompatibilities with Kotlin version or coroutine library version.
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Bumps turbine from 0.6.1 to 0.11.0.
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c806049Prepare version 0.11.00645f26Small useless tweaksbd023f0Copy Channel timeout tests into Flow and Flow-in-scope testsf118449Restore timeouts with wallclock time (#140)65bfc13Fix incorrect expectCompleteButWasErrorThrows testb0f10c6Fix bugs with expectRecentItem and error eventsbfc4558Centralize custom exception subtype for testsb4f99faUse test-specific unconfined when test scheduler is in use9b6c033Prepare next development versionae9549ePrepare version 0.10.0Dependabot will resolve any conflicts with this PR as long as you don't alter it yourself. You can also trigger a rebase manually by commenting
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