This issue arose as part of #130, specifically as I discovered that we were running into a new set of errors when testing a method on a synchronous handler.
Some of the comments I added relate, but it comes down to needing to await those methods
await handler.get() where it is currently handler.get().
This is especially important for success tests.
The issue that comes up has to do with whether self._transforms has been set by the application or not by the time self.flush() is called. Given that the Application is a mock application and isn't calling a handler delegate this seems to not be set by default in our current mock framework.
This issue arose as part of #130, specifically as I discovered that we were running into a new set of errors when testing a method on a synchronous handler.
Some of the comments I added relate, but it comes down to needing to await those methods
await handler.get()where it is currentlyhandler.get().This is especially important for success tests.
The issue that comes up has to do with whether
self._transformshas been set by the application or not by the timeself.flush()is called. Given that the Application is a mock application and isn't calling a handler delegate this seems to not be set by default in our current mock framework.