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We have unit tests annotated with @Provider. We never used to specify a value, because we have all our Pact config in the pom.xml (in this case the "pact.provider.name" property). Since 4.3.16, the @Provider annotation requires a value, breaking all of our Provider tests.
The expected behaviour is that @Provider without a value automatically picks up "pact.provider.name", without you having to specify this and that the value of @Provider is not mandatory.
Thanks!
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Hello!
We have unit tests annotated with @Provider. We never used to specify a value, because we have all our Pact config in the pom.xml (in this case the "pact.provider.name" property). Since 4.3.16, the @Provider annotation requires a value, breaking all of our Provider tests.
The expected behaviour is that @Provider without a value automatically picks up "pact.provider.name", without you having to specify this and that the value of @Provider is not mandatory.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: