Tests concerning PUTs can't coexist with other JUnit 5 tests with pact-jvm-consumer-junit5_2.12

[paulspencerwilliams]

It would appear that having consumer code that issue PUT requests on Pact's mock server cause issues if tests co-exist in the same JUnit test class.

I've created a simple exemplar project to replicate this issue. To replicate, follow these instructions:

git clone [email protected]:paulspencerwilliams/BugExampleWithPactAndPutRequests.git
./gradlew test -i
git checkout works-with-posts
./gradlew test -i

The second test on the works-with-posts branch would appear to prove this is PUT related.

[minhdoan159]

Hi @paulspencerwilliams ,
I faced an issue with PUT request mixed with others as your case. And i find out that i must use a wrapper for RestTemplate (configure a timeout value) before calling it. IThe mock server maybe need a wait-time/timeout to proceed the PUT request, refer to #8 Configure Timeout of this link for more detailed info:
http://www.baeldung.com/rest-template
Hope it help@

[paulspencerwilliams]

Hey @minhdoan159, a colleague also discovered the timeout hack, and we've temporarily worked around this issue using @BeforeEach public void pause() throws InterruptedException { Thread.sleep(5000L); }

[uglyog]

Thanks for the example project!

My guess is that this is related to the RestTemplate using a connection cache (see #342 for a similar issue). As each test gets a new mock server, any cached connection on the second test will be stale. A five second sleep might be enough time for the RestTemplate HTTP connection library to get a new connection.

Changing the test to use a different port for each test passes.

[DrongoX]

Hi guys, just had the same issue with HTTP PATCH, so not only PUT

[uglyog]

It won't be dependent on the HTTP method, but on how the HTTP client library caches the connection.