Closed AdamPike closed 4 years ago
When using the --provider-state
parameter, it will filter all the interactions against that regular expression. Those without a provider state will never match, so will be excluded.
Ok thank you for confirming.
I've added an --empty-provider-state
flag to allow empty provider states when filtering with --provider-state
.
Thanks @uglyog, that takes care of my use case.
I have 2 end points 1 has 3 tests, each with their own provider states, the second end point has a single test with no provider state.
When I start stub-server and pass the three states in with the parameter:
--provider-state "(?:store-with-full-data|store-with-empty-seo-text-spans|store-with-no-facilities)"
Then run my verification tests against it, the single test on it's own end point with no state get's returned a 404 after being compered to the 3 request types that do have states described, even though they're on a different end point path.
Is my regex wrong or is it true that the--provider-state regex checks take precedence over any other matching? In other words if you use any provider states, every test has to include one and all need to be passed into the regex.