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Exchange bindings aren't recovered #410
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Prep for fixing ruby-amqp#410
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Having the interesting stuff at the top makes the test more readable. Issue ruby-amqp#410
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This allows us to read the example without 'bouncing' to the helper definition. Issue ruby-amqp#410
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This is needed in order to load exchange.rb in solitude e.g. from a unit test. Issue ruby-amqp#410
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Introduce test helper in recovery spec to expect loss, then recovery of a predicate. Issue ruby-amqp#410
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- Wait for state changes on HTTP API, with timeouts. This is about 3x faster than the previous constant sleeps on my machine. - Silence log output - Pend out an example that was incorrectly passing (attempt limits: ruby-amqp#408) Issue ruby-amqp#410
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Having the interesting stuff at the top makes the test more readable. Issue #410
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This allows us to read the example without 'bouncing' to the helper definition. Issue #410
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This is needed in order to load exchange.rb in solitude e.g. from a unit test. Issue #410
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Introduce test helper in recovery spec to expect loss, then recovery of a predicate. Issue #410
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I was reading the code in channel.rb and believe that exhange bindings don't get recovered. An initial exploratory test seems to back this up.
Example session output (worth checking the steps here):
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