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Starter for testing reactive web applications
See original GitHub issueI think it would come in handy if there was a spring-boot-starter-[webflux|reactive]-test (or alike), including the io.projectreactor.addons:reactor-test
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That was what I had in mind. The moment I filed thist issues, was the moment when I’ve had to look up the right jar myself.
Now that Spring WebFlux is well integrated with Spring Boot, we don’t feel the need to create a specific test starter for this use case and start.spring.io is the best place for now to add the reactor-test dependency.