libcnb-test: Refactor the API for starting containers #469
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Previously container configuration was specified using a builder-style API, which was inconsistent with the API for
TestRunner::run_test
, and also slightly confusing at first glance (eg: forTestContext::prepare_container
what does it mean to "prepare" a container?)Now, a new
TestContext::start_container
takes aContainerConfig
argument along with the closure, similar toTestRunner::run_test
andTestConfig
.In addition, a new convenience function for running a shell script (a common use-case) has been added (
TestContext::run_shell_command
) which handles more of the boilerplate thanPrepareContainerContext::start_with_shell_command
used to. In the future, this function will also check the exit status of the container (#446).GUS-W-11415596.