Best Kotest code snippet using com.sksamuel.kotest.engine.threads.SpecThreadWithNestedBeforeAfterInstancePerLeafTest
BeforeAfterNestedInstancePerLeafTest.kt
Source:BeforeAfterNestedInstancePerLeafTest.kt
...7private val beforeSpecNestedCounter = AtomicInteger(0)8private val beforeTestNestedCounter = AtomicInteger(0)9private val afterTestNestedCounter = AtomicInteger(0)10private val afterSpecNestedCounter = AtomicInteger(0)11class SpecThreadWithNestedBeforeAfterInstancePerLeafTest : FunSpec({12 isolationMode = IsolationMode.InstancePerLeaf13 threads = 314 beforeSpec {15 beforeSpecNestedCounter.getAndIncrement()16 }17 beforeTest {18 beforeTestNestedCounter.getAndIncrement()19 }20 afterTest {21 afterTestNestedCounter.getAndIncrement()22 }23 afterSpec {24 afterSpecNestedCounter.getAndIncrement()25 }...
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