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Trap exceptions during generation #1056
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…asedOnR and HttpRequestPattern.negativeBasedOn
Renamed newBasedOnR and negativeBasedOnR, removing the R and eliminating the older newBasedOn and negativeBasedOn, which had been made into wrappers of their R methods in this branch.
Deleted all Feature.executeTest methods except 1, and cleaned it up
…ns but as test results
This reverts commit 2ebcc83.
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What:
Trap exceptions and return them as return values, rather than letting them bubble up naturally.
Why:
Sequences generate values just-in-time, so in some cases the usual exception handlers will not get a chance to fire and add metadata. It also becomes harder to reason about exceptions.
How:
HttpRequestPattern.newBasedOn
returnsSequence<ReturnValue<HttpRequestPattern>>
, and this signature bubbles up. WithinHttpRequestPattern.newBasedOn
:ReturnValue
objectsHttpRequestPattern
realisation time (flatMaps) are trapped (did this by implementing my ownflatMap
) and returned as aReturnValue
object.We still validate the rows before running tests, in an attempt to catch errors early before running contract tests.
Checklist: