Integration Test for client->server and back #38
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Integration test that sends data from a udp client->client proxy->server proxy->2 echo endpoints and back again. Long term we'll want to take parts of the integration tests and make a small framework for running more complicated scenarios.
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Apr 8, 2020
| recv_socket_done(recv, done); | ||
| (local_addr, wait) | ||
| } | ||
| /// assert_recv_udp asserts that the returned SockerAddr received a UDP packet |
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Also needed to move the test_utils into a normal module, so they could be shared between unit tests and integration tests.
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Integration test that sends data from a udp client->client proxy->server proxy->2 echo endpoints and back again.
Long term we'll want to take parts of the integration tests and make a small framework for running more complicated scenarios.