Enables consumer driven contract testing, providing a mock service and DSL for the consumer project, and interaction playback and verification for the service provider project.
I guess they have a bigger market than just developers.
Even github SSO would be great.
It's showing "There's been a glitch..." error modal
Hi all. Am I right in thinking that I could use Pact to generate a provider stub that could be used for our Cucumber-jvm acceptance tests for a Spring Boot web application. I've seen the JVM tutorial that uses JUnit rules around a client test, but I'd like to start that Pact 'context' from a Cucumber @Before hook, and verify the mocks on various step definitions? I can't see any documentation that provides guidance on manually setting up context rather than using this rule? Am I approaching this sensibly?
and I am getting this error {StatusCode: 500, ReasonPhrase: 'Internal Server Error '
I ran the sample solution here https://github.com/tdshipley/pact-workshop-dotnet-core-v1 and it works as expected. I wrote the sample for my application under test following the example
oh I see you all moved to slack :)
I want to know, if is it possible to secure somehow pact-broker?
Thanks for reminding me to get back to reviewing it.
Btw, we're over at slack.pact.io now.
Can I ask why you're interested in re-verifying for every contract publication, whether it's changed or not?
I am querying the verification results stricter than the can-i-deploy command and that leads to missing verification results in the pact broker in some edge cases.
An example:
Service B on a new branch publishes contract with Service A, that has not changed to the contract on master branch and is therefore pre-verified by the pact-broker.
Service B later in the pipeline checks, if all contracts, that were published, are verified.
There is no verification result for exactly that contract, because the verification was never triggered via webhook as it was handled as pre-verified.
An example:
Service B on a new branch publishes contract with Service A, that has not changed to the contract on master branch and is therefore pre-verified by the pact-broker.
Service B later in the pipeline checks, if all contracts, that were published, are verified.
There is no verification result for exactly that contract, because the verification was never triggered via webhook as it was handled as pre-verified.
sorry, moving over to slack with this.
@bethesque, I want to test provider verification of Service B for Consumer service A, In this When Consumer service A API End point call to provider service of B, Service B call another service C and generated response code after receiving response from C and based on logic written in Service B. Which tool we have to use to test above scenario using pact provider and HOW? If any example please provide link.
does anyone runs pact in an angular environment?
Hi, I am getting issue while using PACTNET Core lib. I am using Match.MinType so that I dont have to validate complete array. When, I get my response, I deserialize into my DTO using newtonsoft json. But while deserialization, an exception is thrown, Cannot deserialize the current JSON array (e.g. [1,2,3]) into type
I am also attaching my pact response before using matcher and after using matcher
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"response": {
"status": 200,
"headers": {
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},
"body": {
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"referral_ID": 4268703,
"PolarisOrderItemID": 34667,
"ReferralJournalList": {
"json_class": "Pact::ArrayLike",
"contents": [
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"CreatedDate": "2018-10-10T21:30:09.6",
"Notes": "Auto Generated DOS: 10/02/2018",
"JournalType": "DOS auto Generated",
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"status": 200,
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},
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"contents": [
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"CreatedBy": "Admin Admin",
"CreatedDate": "2018-10-10T21:30:09.6",
"Notes": "Auto Generated DOS: 10/02/2018",
"JournalType": "DOS auto Generated",
"VisitDate": "2018-10-02T00:00:00"
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Also, if you're having an issue, please create an example in a github repo to demonstrate your problem. You'll get much better help that way.
my query param is around 2588 char length of base65 encoded string
some home pact breaks the url query param into two portions
and fails my test
any idea anyone ?