I do it that way (pretty ugly, i know), but agree, it's annoying and
I'll be much happier if Mojolicious::Plugin::Config will do deep merge
my $t = Test::Mojo->new('App');
my $config = $t->app->config;
... do something with config;
undef $t;
$t = Test::Mojo->new('App', $config);
... do tests
21.04.2020 17:37, Stefan Adams пишет:
Test::Mojo allows setting the config at initialization, but the way
Mojolicious::Plugin::Config works, that doesn't allow the programmed
defaults to get picked up, which means that it is necessary to define
a complete configuration during testing. Is that more desirable than
allowing the defaults to get picked up during testing?
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