You can also pass a URL to the exact pact you want...
# pact-net
m
You can also pass a URL to the exact pact you want to verify if known
a
Ok @Matt (pactflow.io / pact-js / pact-go) amazing!! I will test it. However, another point that we are needed is related to the use of some regex to matcher in c#.net For example: I want that my provider don't need to verify exactly the same value contained in the contract field definition... I just would like to verify that the field is integer (for example). Previously, I could implement it in Java successfully but in .Net I still cant to do it. Do you have some specific example about that?
Now I could use this method Match.Type of using PactNet.Matchers; 😉 For now, I think that is enough.
m
You can’t regex a number, if that’s what you’re asking? You can regex a number encoded as a string though
a
Not for number, I know... Only regex, but I saw that this matcher already give this possibility to use regex for many cases 🙂
The idea for now it was only use one matcher to check the type... This method Match.Type was enough 🙂
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