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"Add Daemon Mode and Reusable Flag Tests in
ConnectionUrlTest
"Description:
Overview
This pull request introduces new tests in the
ConnectionUrlTest
class, specifically targeting the Daemon Mode and Reusable Flag parsing inConnectionUrl
. The aim is to ensure that these flags are correctly interpreted and handled by the URL parsing logic.Changes Included
Daemon Mode Test:
ConnectionUrl
correctly identifies and sets the daemon mode when theTC_DAEMON
flag is present in the URL.Reusable Flag Test:
TC_REUSABLE
flag in the URL. This test ensures thatConnectionUrl
correctly interprets the reusable state of the container.Rationale
The addition of these tests is driven by the need to ensure comprehensive and accurate URL parsing in
ConnectionUrl
, particularly concerning the handling of specific flags that influence the behavior of containerized databases. Proper parsing of these flags is crucial for the expected operation of TestContainers in various scenarios.Benefits
ConnectionUrl
correctly handles URLs with daemon mode and reusable flags.ConnectionUrl
maintain the correct handling of these important flags.Looking forward to feedback and suggestions on these test additions.