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Expected a PactSource, but got ... #23
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I am running into the same issue in step4 Expected a PactSource, but got /Users/mycomputer/github/pact-workshop-jvm/providers/springboot-provider/build/pacts/OurLittleConsumer-OurProvider.json It looks like pact is a pretty good solution for contract testing. |
I haven't heard anything from Pact. I will repost here if I am ever able to get unblocked. |
Hi folks, apologies it looks like we didn't have issue notifications setup for this. Please note that this repo has been recently superceded by https://github.com/pact-foundation/pact-workshop-jvm-spring, which is more aligned to our other workshops. I'll update our main docs to reflect this (docs.pact.io and in the README here). But, the issue remains. I'm not sure what the specific issue is with this workshop (@uglyog any ideas?) This is the truncated stacktrace from step 4:
I was able to get it to pass as follows
Does that indicate a bug with the |
I raised an issue on the Pact-JVM repo to address this |
Hello, I am trying to walk through this tutorial. However, when I try to verify a pact (
./gradlew ...:pactVerify
) I get an error and the following message:Expected a PactSource, but got /Users/mycomputer/Documents/pact-workshop-jvm/providers/springboot-provider/build/pacts/Our Little Consumer-Our Provider.json
I am assuming that there is an issue with accessing the actual Pact, but not entirely sure how to remedy it. The Pact has been created and exists in the above file path.
Thanks!
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