Hi, I have the following in my pact consumer test..

return mockProvider.executeTest(async (mockserver) => {

// Act

const metersResponse = await callMeters(mockserver.url,'sgegegeg','2100040885876');

console.log('Type of meters resposne ' + typeof(metersResponse))

console.log('metersResponse is ' + JSON.stringify(metersResponse));

// Assert - did we get the expected response

expect(metersResponse.meters.postcode).toEqual("SW11"); //expect(product).toStrictEqual(JSON.stringify(expectedProduct));

return;

});

This is saying that received is undefined. However when I print the response in the console log above I do get an actual response i.e. ...

[
   {
      "errors":[
         
      ],
      "meters":[
         {
            "address":{
               "address_line_1":null,
               "address_line_2":"SELECT",
               "address_line_3":"TW23",
               "address_line_4":null,
               "address_line_5":"ST DAVIDS ONE",
               "address_line_6":null,
               "address_line_7":"ST DAVIDS CENTRE",
               "address_line_8":"CARDIFF",
               "address_line_9":"SOUTH GLAMORGAN",
               "postcode":"CF10"
            }

It doesn't work if I have metersResponse,meters[0].postcode either. Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong? Also is the whole response being put in square brackets just the result of the stringify function?