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While the subscription does start, awaiting for the subscription never resolves.. (I managed to get it resolved once, while running in debug mode in the ide and stopping in some checkpoints, but cannot recreate this. Even in the tests: https://github.com/arobson/rabbot/blob/master/spec/integration/subscription.spec.js (line 40)
rabbit.startSubscription('rabbot-q.subscription'); rabbit.publish('rabbot-ex.subscription', { type: 'topic', routingKey: 'this.is.a.test', body: 'broadcast' });
You handle it as synchronous . if this is a resolved promise I would expect in the tests
rabbit.startSubscription('rabbot-q.subscription') .then(()=>{ rabbit.publish('rabbot-ex.subscription', { type: 'topic', routingKey: 'this.is.a.test', body: 'broadcast' }); })
Or else you cannot guarantee the test to pass , Should I handle it as sync?
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While the subscription does start, awaiting for the subscription never resolves.. (I managed to get it resolved once, while running in debug mode in the ide and stopping in some checkpoints, but cannot recreate this.
Even in the tests:
https://github.com/arobson/rabbot/blob/master/spec/integration/subscription.spec.js (line 40)
You handle it as synchronous . if this is a resolved promise I would expect in the tests
Or else you cannot guarantee the test to pass , Should I handle it as sync?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: