more on dependency injection
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juan_gandhiLooking in the direction of frp, I'm afraid.
See, you have, say, a test. The sut you are testing has some component injected, e.g.
and you sure want to make this
- Introduce a variable, which you change? The thing is, Scala tests use to run in parallel unless told otherwise. -- Make sut a function?
Just asking. A good answer may be kind of disruptive, as they say here in the Bay Area.
See, you have, say, a test. The sut you are testing has some component injected, e.g.
val sut = new FileUploader {
override def userAgent = behaveDifferentlyOnDifferentOccasions
}
def behaveDifferentlyOnDifferentOccasions = ???
and you sure want to make this
behaveDifferentlyOnDifferentOccasions depend on test cases, right? So, what options do you have? - Introduce a variable, which you change? The thing is, Scala tests use to run in parallel unless told otherwise. -- Make sut a function?
Just asking. A good answer may be kind of disruptive, as they say here in the Bay Area.
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