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Like WaiSession but with as many Applications as you want :) Useful for integration tests between distinct services, but in the lightweight hspec-wai style.
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Are there any blockers on this? I have a use case in mind. |
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@schell Aside from the merge conflicts and potential bugs/type errors that result from those, I think this is still good to go? If you have a use-case, I'd love to fix it up and merge it 👍 |
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WaiSessionbut with as manyApplications as you want :)Useful for integration tests between distinct services, but in the lightweight
hspec-waistyle.Summary
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