Consider a factory pattern in test suite
See original GitHub issueWhere testCommon.factory()
would return a fresh db
. This allows implementations to add options to their constructor, if they need to. See https://github.com/andrewosh/hyperdown/issues/2 for background.
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Not yet, there are a lot of angles to consider (and we’re currently working on other stuff).
As a temporary solution, you might be able to pass a wrapper to the abstract tests. Along the lines of
Thanks a bunch! I’ll give that a shot