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Mock Jwt Support should accept a fully-configured Jwt #6896
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Hi, I would like to pick this up |
Thanks, @sandmannn! It's yours. |
@sandmannn how are things coming? Do you have any questions? |
I think servlet and reactive can be addressed in different PRs. Lets start iterating on servlet part in this PR #6923 |
Added new implementation of jwt() method that makes it possible to directly provide a previously prepared JWT token to the MockMvc request builder. Issue: spring-projectsgh-6896
Added new implementation of jwt() method that makes it possible to directly provide a previously prepared JWT token to the MockMvc request builder. Issue: gh-6896
Added new implementation of jwt() method that makes it possible to directly provide a previously prepared JWT token to WebTestClient mutator. Fixes: spring-projectsgh-6896
Added new implementation of jwt() method that makes it possible to directly provide a previously prepared JWT token to WebTestClient mutator. Fixes: gh-6896
Added new implementation of jwt() method that makes it possible to directly provide a previously prepared JWT token to the MockMvc request builder. Issue: spring-projectsgh-6896
Added new implementation of jwt() method that makes it possible to directly provide a previously prepared JWT token to WebTestClient mutator. Fixes: spring-projectsgh-6896
A tester can configure a mock request with a
Jwt
like so:Or like so:
It'd be nice to also accept a fully-configured
Jwt
:Both on the servlet side as well as the reactive side:
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