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We are currently trying a custom implementation of NGSI-LD and try to validate it with this test suite. However, we're suspecting that some tests are failing because our implementation is async in nature (a POST and a GET directly following each other will not necessarily result in you seeing the change, there might be a small delay).
Is this assumption valid? Will this test suite basically always fail when there is an inherent delay to the NGSI-LD implementation? And a follow-up question: if it always fails, does it make sense to make the test suite 'async aware', by building in a predetermined delay for each HTTP call for example?
All the best, thanks!
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Hello,
We are currently trying a custom implementation of NGSI-LD and try to validate it with this test suite. However, we're suspecting that some tests are failing because our implementation is async in nature (a POST and a GET directly following each other will not necessarily result in you seeing the change, there might be a small delay).
Is this assumption valid? Will this test suite basically always fail when there is an inherent delay to the NGSI-LD implementation? And a follow-up question: if it always fails, does it make sense to make the test suite 'async aware', by building in a predetermined delay for each HTTP call for example?
All the best, thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: