SparkServer After(), add Spark.awaitStop(); ?

[namack75]

Ran into an issue when i had different tests (with different Application definitions), as the 2nd test spooled up, the Spark server wasn't fully cleaned up.

[imbananko]

@namack75, hi. same issue. any workarounds?

[ghost]

Don't know if its the same, but I can't seem to be able to test multiple controllers, at least according to the one and only given example...

[ferwasy]

Ran into an issue when i had different tests (with different Application definitions), as the 2nd test spooled up, the Spark server wasn't fully cleaned up.

Can you provide some example source code?

[ferwasy]

Don't know if its the same, but I can't seem to be able to test multiple controllers, at least according to the one and only given example...

Can you provide some example source code?

[victornoel]

I confirm there is a problem, SparkServer.after() should be calling Spark.awaitStop().

@ferwasy anyway to get Spark.awaitStop() added to the after() method to ensure the Spark server is properly stopped (because stop() executes in a Thread).

[ferwasy]

I confirm there is a problem, SparkServer.after() should be calling Spark.awaitStop().

@ferwasy anyway to get Spark.awaitStop() added to the after() method to ensure the Spark server is properly stopped (because stop() executes in a Thread).

Hi @victornoel. I will continue the maintainance of the project in this fork https://github.com/ferwasy/spark-test. Could you post the issue there?
Thank you very much!

[victornoel]

@ferwasy great news. I can't create issue in the fork, I think maybe you need to enable them for the project or something like that?

[ferwasy]

@victornoel could you try it now?

[victornoel]

@ferwasy Done, thanks: ferwasy#1