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I'm trying a simple test with tcpliveplay but it seems tcpliveplay doesn't handle TCP handshake properly.
Let me describe the steps from my testing.
- Logged as root on machine A I ran this command to capture all the traffic to the host 104.31.95.22 (my website).
# tcpdump host 104.31.95.22 -n -s 65535 -w http.pcap
- In another shell instance under the same machine I performed a
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We need to add more integration tests (living in the src/it
folder) to cover various usage scenarios.
Right now we only have a single test that just checks that the plugin can run a basic test with no additional configuration (This can be used as an example on how to configure other integration tests). We should be testing various configuration options as well.
Requirements:
- The .jmx files
Add Mocha benchmark
Specifically, Mocha seems to perform lots of operations like Array#includes
and Array#indexOf
on frozen arrays while setting up its environment and executing its tests.
It would be good to have this pattern reflected in the WTB.
Ref. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1X6zO5F_Zojizn2dmo_ftaOWsY8NltPHUhudBbUzMxnc/edit.
Update dependencies
Add eslint benchmark
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One can use WithSyncNotifiers() and if careful to unregister/register to avoid a loop; you can process the new value but it would be simpler to have an api that returns the value instead
(use case: trim white spaces for instance on a dynstring or other transformations)
could also simplify how loglevel is done