adkron

adkron

I was working on testing a named agent that was started by my application. In testing I had intermittent failures. I thought I would share how I was able to test the agent in a screencast.

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adkron

adkron OP

I created a blog post out of this for anyone who would prefer a little writing. It isn’t a transcript of the screencast, but follows the code closely.

AstonJ

AstonJ

Nice one Amos - just a quick note, the audio is only coming out of the left speaker :lol:

adkron

adkron OP

Thanks, @AstonJ, I’m not sure why. I also know that the audio and video don’t quite match up at one point. I’m just getting started using the editing software and it was tough. I’ll see if I can figure our how to make the audio come from both sides.

adkron

adkron OP

@AstonJ, well it looks like youtube doesn’t let you replace a video, and screen flow doesn’t let you set it to mono when exporting to youtube. I’m going to make another video file with fixed audio and just link to it. Thanks again for the info.

adkron

adkron OP

Here is the updated link with better sound. Enjoy.

AstonJ

AstonJ

Nice - I added it to the first post for you :023:

It’s great to see more and more people putting up videos like this, thank you :slight_smile:

adkron

adkron OP

Thanks, again. I’m going to try and keep it up. Right now I have no client work so it is easy, but I still have to pay the bills.

adkron

adkron OP

Okay, you’ve inspired me. Although it isn’t perfect I’m going to do this the agile way and build it up as I go. I want to create content all the time, but I also want it to be freely available. I thought I would start a Patreon account just to see what happens. https://www.patreon.com/user?u=5010173

Is this a crazy idea?

mbuhot

mbuhot

@adkron Thanks for this!

I had a completely incorrect understanding of how use ExUnit.Case, async: true behaved!
The docs spell it out:

3) Notice we pass “async: true”, this runs the test case

concurrently with other test cases. The individual tests

within each test case are still run serially.

use ExUnit.Case, async: true

The tests within a single file are never run concurrently, TIL!

AstonJ

AstonJ

No not at all - one of the best things of making educational content is it makes you better at your own game. I am paraphrasing Ryan Bates there (aka of Railscasts fame).

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