Test case 5: queueDeclare handles multiple flag combinations#11
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Add Decision Table test for durable/exclusive/autoDelete queue flags - Validates all combinations execute without failure - Confirms system behavior aligns with AMQP queue configuration logic
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Test Target: MockChannel
What is being tested: Verifies queueDeclare() handles various combinations of durable, exclusive, and autoDelete flags
Technique Used: Decision Table Testing
Expected Result: All flag combinations should be processed without error, updating internal state accordingly
Actual Result: Test passed successfully — all combinations executed as expected, with no exceptions or logic failures