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Add support for Diff mode in JUnit 5
See original GitHub issueAdd support for Diff mode in JUnit 5 so you can use annotations instead of a programmatic way.
This implies creating two annotations @HoverflyDiff (Hoverfly hoverfly = new Hoverfly(configs(), DIFF) hoverfly.importSimulation(classpath("simulation-to-compare.json"));)
and @HoverflyValidate ( hoverfly.assertThatNoDiffIsReported(false)😉
I am starting working on it
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PR done: https://github.com/SpectoLabs/hoverfly-java/pull/207
That’ll be great! Presumably,
@HoverflyValidatecan be used on both class and method levels?What about calling it
@HoverflyComparebecause Diff is for comparing the simulation and the real response? What do you think @JohnFDavenport?Also worth to mention that you can filter out headers when doing a diff since hoverfly v0.17.3