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Wrong iterate_with function in tests #84
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According to expirationd documentation user's function iterate_with must accept task object and return an iterator. Patch fixes iterate_with function defined for testing needs. Closes #84
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According to expirationd documentation user's function iterate_with must accept task object and return an iterator. Patch fixes iterate_with function defined for testing needs. Closes #84
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According to expirationd documentation user's function iterate_with must accept task object and return an iterator. Add a function with such interface and use it in a test for iterate_with. Closes #84
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According to expirationd documentation user's function iterate_with must accept task object and return an iterator. Add a function with such interface and use it in a test for iterate_with. Closes #84
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According to expirationd documentation user's function iterate_with must accept task object and return an iterator. Add a function with such interface and use it in a test for iterate_with. Closes tarantool#84
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Tests for
iterate_with
uses wrong implementation ofiterate_with
function. It must return an iterator but it always returnstrue
:test/helper.lua
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