> +
> + Blob blob = blobBuilder.build();
> + String container = getContainerName();
> +
> + try {
> + assertNotNull(view.getBlobStore().putBlob(container, blob));
> +
> + blob = view.getBlobStore().getBlob(container,
> blob.getMetadata().getName());
> + String returnedString = getContentAsStringOrNullAndClose(blob);
> + assertEquals(returnedString, "foo");
> + validateMetadata(blob.getMetadata(), container,
> blob.getMetadata().getName());
> + checkContentMetadata(blob);
> + PageSet<? extends StorageMetadata> set =
> view.getBlobStore().list(container);
> + assertThat(set).isNotEmpty();
> + } finally {
> + recycleContainerAndAddToPool(container);
Do you actually need `recycleContainer` here or does `returnContainer` suffice?
The former removes and creates a new container while the latter just empties
and reuses the existing container.
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