spring-cloud-contract

问题 Is it possible to publish Spring Cloud Contract Producer verification to a Pact broker? 回答1: You would have to convert the DSL to Pact files and then push those. So technically that is possible. Update: We describe how to do this in the documentation - https://cloud.spring.io/spring-cloud-contract/reference/html/howto.html#how-to-generate-pact-from-scc Since in SO it seems that an answer "Check the docs" is not an accepted one, let me just copy paste the documentation How Can I Generate Pact,

问题 I'm trying to apply Spring Cloud Contract to a Reactive API built with Spring Webflux. Basically be able to send a Flux and receive a response Flux from an API in the style of: @RequestMapping("/endlessecho") public Flux<String> endlessEcho(Flux<String> input) { return input; } I can however find no information online or in the documentation on whether I can do this with Spring Cloud Contract. Is it even possible to write a Contract for this? Will it be able to feed wiremock and generate the

问题 I'm trying to apply Spring Cloud Contract to a Reactive API built with Spring Webflux. Basically be able to send a Flux and receive a response Flux from an API in the style of: @RequestMapping("/endlessecho") public Flux<String> endlessEcho(Flux<String> input) { return input; } I can however find no information online or in the documentation on whether I can do this with Spring Cloud Contract. Is it even possible to write a Contract for this? Will it be able to feed wiremock and generate the

问题 As it is stated in the spring docs that cloud contracts help users in successfully implementing the Consumer Driven Contracts approach. and I've read this in another blog The essence of the contract tests is not to assert the functionality. What we want to achieve is to verify the semantics. If the producer and the consumer will be able to successfully communicate on production. I started implementing them and writing code on the producer side , my controller class is: @PostMapping(path = "

问题 I have a simple project Spring boot project. It contains one Jersey based Controller: @Path("persons") @Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON) public class PersonsController { @GET public Person get() { return new Person("James", 20); } } It returns json response as expected (url: http://localhost:PORT/persons): { "name": "James", "age": 20 } My aim is to add Spring Cloud Contract tests for this controller. I have added all required mvn configurations, and test: public class MvcTest { @Before

问题 I have defined some Spring Cloud Contracts that I have packaged into a jar using gradle verifierStubsJar . I would like to run the stubs in that jar with the Spring Cloud Contract stub runner jar. I do not want to have to publish the stubs jar to an artifact repository like Artifactory or a local Maven repository. I just want to run the stubs. How do I pass the location of the jar containing my stubs to the stub runner jar? 回答1: If you use gradle generateClientStubs : curl -Lo stub-runner.jar

问题 I'm just starting with Consumer-Driven Contracts for our microservice setup, and as they are mainly Spring Boot apps natural choice is Spring Cloud Contract. But then comes the confusion. In all examples in docs contracts are defined on the producer side, and consumer retrieves them from maven repo. How it is consumer-driven if the producer defines them? My understanding was that conceptually consumer defines them as its expectation from the producer for part of the API it uses. In addition

问题 I'm just starting with Consumer-Driven Contracts for our microservice setup, and as they are mainly Spring Boot apps natural choice is Spring Cloud Contract. But then comes the confusion. In all examples in docs contracts are defined on the producer side, and consumer retrieves them from maven repo. How it is consumer-driven if the producer defines them? My understanding was that conceptually consumer defines them as its expectation from the producer for part of the API it uses. In addition

问题 I am trying to understand the better tool between PACT and Spring Cloud Contract to implement Consumer Driver Contract Tests. I dont find any clear examples to find the pros and cons. I want to implement CDCT, and I dont use Spring in my project. From what i understood I am assuming PACT is good to go with. Any information or suggestions are welcomed. Thank you. 回答1: Spring Cloud Contract allows you to define and test contracts for both REST APIs and messaging. It provides a clear and easy to

问题 I am working on Spring cloud contract documentation and I have seen a comment in dependency from Spring cloud documentation and would like to know what exactly is this <!-- If you're adding this dependency explicitly you have to add it *BEFORE* the Release Train BOM--> 回答1: Please read the docs: https://projects.spring.io/spring-cloud/ . If you go to Quick Start you'll see The release train label (see below) is actually only used explicitly in one artifact: "spring-cloud-dependencies" (all