Github user Graeme-Miller commented on a diff in the pull request:

    https://github.com/apache/brooklyn-server/pull/742#discussion_r123482551
  
    --- Diff: 
locations/jclouds/src/test/java/org/apache/brooklyn/location/jclouds/networking/creator/DefaultAzureArmNetworkCreatorTest.java
 ---
    @@ -90,62 +97,44 @@ public void testPreExisting() {
             verify(azureComputeApi).getSubnetApi(TEST_RESOURCE_GROUP, 
TEST_NETWORK_NAME);
     
             Map<String, Object> templateOptions = 
configBag.get(TEMPLATE_OPTIONS);
    -        Map<String, Object> ipOptions = (Map<String, 
Object>)templateOptions.get("ipOptions");
    +        Map<?, ?> ipOptions = (Map<?, ?>)templateOptions.get("ipOptions");
             assertEquals(ipOptions.get("subnet"), TEST_SUBNET_ID);
             assertEquals(ipOptions.get("allocateNewPublicIp"), true);
         }
     
         @Test
    -    public void testVanilla() {
    -        //Setup config bag
    -        ConfigBag configBag = ConfigBag.newInstance();
    -        configBag.put(CLOUD_REGION_ID, TEST_LOCATION);
    -
    -        //Setup mocks
    -        
when(computeService.getContext().unwrapApi(AzureComputeApi.class)).thenReturn(azureComputeApi);
    -        when(azureComputeApi.getSubnetApi(TEST_RESOURCE_GROUP, 
TEST_NETWORK_NAME)).thenReturn(subnetApi);
    -        
when(subnetApi.get(TEST_SUBNET_NAME)).thenReturn(null).thenReturn(subnet); 
//null first time, subnet next
    -        when(subnet.id()).thenReturn(TEST_SUBNET_ID);
    -
    -        
when(azureComputeApi.getResourceGroupApi()).thenReturn(resourceGroupApi);
    -        when(resourceGroupApi.get(TEST_RESOURCE_GROUP)).thenReturn(null);
    -
    -        
when(azureComputeApi.getVirtualNetworkApi(TEST_RESOURCE_GROUP)).thenReturn(virtualNetworkApi);
    -
    -
    -        //Test
    -        
DefaultAzureArmNetworkCreator.createDefaultNetworkAndAddToTemplateOptionsIfRequired(computeService,
 configBag);
    -
    -        //verify
    -        verify(subnetApi, times(2)).get(TEST_SUBNET_NAME);
    -        verify(subnet).id();
    -        verify(azureComputeApi, 
times(2)).getSubnetApi(TEST_RESOURCE_GROUP, TEST_NETWORK_NAME);
    -
    -        verify(azureComputeApi, times(2)).getResourceGroupApi();
    -        verify(resourceGroupApi).get(TEST_RESOURCE_GROUP);
    -        verify(azureComputeApi).getVirtualNetworkApi(TEST_RESOURCE_GROUP);
    -
    -        Map<String, Object> templateOptions = 
configBag.get(TEMPLATE_OPTIONS);
    -        Map<String, Object> ipOptions = (Map<String, 
Object>)templateOptions.get("ipOptions");
    -        assertEquals(ipOptions.get("subnet"), TEST_SUBNET_ID);
    -        assertEquals(ipOptions.get("allocateNewPublicIp"), true);
    +    public void testVanillaWhereNoResourceGroup() throws Exception {
    +        runVanilla(ImmutableMap.of(), false);
         }
    -
    +    
         @Test
    -    public void testVanillaWhereTemplateOptionsAlreadySpecified() {
    +    public void testVanillaWhereExistingResourceGroup() throws Exception {
    +        runVanilla(ImmutableMap.of(), true);
    +    }
    +    
    +    @Test
    +    public void testVanillaWhereTemplateOptionsAlreadySpecified() throws 
Exception {
    +        ImmutableMap<?, ?> additionalConfig = 
ImmutableMap.of(TEMPLATE_OPTIONS, ImmutableMap.of("unrelated-key", 
"unrelated-value"));
    +        ConfigBag result = runVanilla(additionalConfig, false);
    +        Map<String, ?> templateOptions = result.get(TEMPLATE_OPTIONS);
    +        assertEquals(templateOptions.get("unrelated-key"), 
"unrelated-value");
    +    }
    +
    +    protected ConfigBag runVanilla(Map<?, ?> additionalConfig, boolean 
resoureGroupExists) throws Exception {
    --- End diff --
    
    I can see why you've created a generic vanilla test here (looks like it 
cuts down on code repetition), but I think that it introduces a couple of 
problems:
    *) Makes the tests more difficult to understand (the runVanilla method 
itself is longer than an individual test used to be due to the necessity of 
adding if blocks to cope with different resource group cases)
    *) Makes the tests more difficult to maintain (if the mock calls change for 
one of the tests, you have to modify the generic test and understand what all 
the other tests that rely on it expect it to do)
    
    The tests themselves were pretty short before and as such I don't see a 
justification for this change. I would suggest reverting this to repeating the 
code per test.



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