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[GitHub] [thrift] allengeorge commented on pull request #2426: THRIFT-5446: Added code-gen for rust async.

allengeorge commented on pull request #2426:
URL: https://github.com/apache/thrift/pull/2426#issuecomment-916584168


   > @allengeorge , I have no idea what practices are used here wrt to testing, could you guide me in what you think makes sense to test so that I can cover this accordingly?
   
   @jorgecarleitao I'm sorry for letting this linger. The last month has been very tough in terms of getting to work on open-source. I'm gonna try get up to speed as quickly as I can with the async space so that I can properly review this PR.
   
   wrt your question. Actually, the thrift project has quite a few test suites:
   
   # There are unit tests available for the Rust crate
   # There is a "kitchen-sink" test that allows you to build a client/server pair, and allow you to manually run through a battery of tests
   # There is a "cross-test" application that can be utilitized to test cross-language interoperability
   
   I'm happy to provide any details I can on any of these test suites


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