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Correctly include port in host header #23
Correctly include port in host header #23
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It took me a few minutes playing spot-the-difference to see that this line is the only difference between this test and the
it_works
test: I resorted to pasting the two of them into kdiff3 to display the difference.Is it worth factoring out the duplicated code?
Something like
or using a parameterisation library such as
test-case
.It's the same for the other pair of tests: the ones specifying a non-standard port.
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they are completely seperate types, and don't implement a shared trait for the builder (as far as i can tell) so I dont think its possible to construct a function that takes both as an argument?