I had a problem in my unit test because I used TestPropertyValues
like this:
TestPropertyValues.of("tempo.base-url",
"http://localhost:" + wireMockServer.port() + "/core/3/")
.applyTo(applicationContext);
The correct usage is to provide the key and the value in a single String
like this:
TestPropertyValues.of("tempo.base-url=http://localhost:" + wireMockServer.port() + "/core/3/")
.applyTo(applicationContext);
I was confused with the Map.of()
factory methods from Java 9. I wonder if we could support something like that?
Maybe this:
TestPropertyValues.of(Map.of("key1", "value1",
"key2", "value2"))
.applyTo(applicationContext);
or (using the inner Pair
class):
TestPropertyValues.of(Pair.of("key1", "value1"),
Pair.of("key2", "value2"))
.applyTo(applicationContext);
Comment From: philwebb
I think the Map
variant would work best.