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Bertrand Dechoux edited comment on MRUNIT-138 at 8/13/12 10:59 PM:
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It would be interesting to see an example justifying the need to reuse a driver
instance.
I am instantiating a distinct driver for each of my test method.
I use a junit @Before so that I get a fresh driver for each test while having
no code duplication for the instantiation of the driver.
I would assume that with any decent test library you could do the same.
I may not see all the use cases. So, could we have examples of why someone
would want to reuse the same driver instance?
was (Author: bdechoux):
It would be interesting to see an example justifying the need to reuse a
driver instance.
I am instantiating a distinct driver for each of my test method.
I use a junit @Before so that I get a fresh driver for each test while having
no code duplication for the instantiation of the driver.
I would assume that any decent test library you could do the same.
I may not see all the use cases. So, could we have examples of why someone
would want to reuse the same driver instance?
> Multiple calls to withInput should be supported
> -----------------------------------------------
>
> Key: MRUNIT-138
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MRUNIT-138
> Project: MRUnit
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Affects Versions: 1.0.0
> Reporter: Dave Beech
>
> As multiple key/val pairs are now supported for tests following MRUNIT-64, it
> feels to me that I should be able to call withInput multiple times in
> sequence in the same way I would usually call withOutput. This doesn't work
> because of the way the deprecation of the old code has been handled.
> Here's a unit test I think should pass:
> (from TestMapDriver - mapper is IdentityMapper)
> @Test
> public void testMultipleWithInput() throws IOException {
> driver.withInput(new Text("foo"), new Text("bar"))
> .withInput(new Text("bar"), new Text("baz"))
> .withOutput(new Text("foo"), new Text("bar"))
> .withOutput(new Text("bar"), new Text("baz"))
> .runTest(false);
> }
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