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Sami Samhuri
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Instead of having a values method that observes and monitors, break out a values method that returns an AsyncStream and then a monitorValues method that calls values(for: keyPath).monitor. That method is kind of superfluous, not sure if it's good to keep it or not.
19 lines
552 B
Swift
19 lines
552 B
Swift
@testable import AsyncMonitor
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import Testing
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@MainActor class AsyncCancellableTests {
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var cancellables = Set<AnyAsyncCancellable>()
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@Test func storeInsertsIntoSetAndKeepsSubjectAlive() throws {
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var subject: TestCancellable? = TestCancellable()
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weak var weakSubject: TestCancellable? = subject
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try #require(subject).store(in: &cancellables)
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#expect(cancellables.count == 1)
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subject = nil
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#expect(weakSubject != nil)
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cancellables.removeAll()
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#expect(weakSubject == nil)
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}
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}
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