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Hello there. Is there any smart way to test (in junits) if there’s no blocking IO calls inside a suspending function? Let’s say I can `mockk`  a potentially blocking dependency (in my case it would be `org.apache.kafka.clients.producer.KafkaProducer#send(...)`  which returns some `Future&lt;...&gt;` )

<https://kotlinlang.org/api/kotlinx.coroutines/kotlinx-coroutines-debug/>
Ctrl+F "blockhound"

oh, unfortunately BlockHoud does not raise alarm on `Future.get()`    :disappointed:

Well, `Future.get` itself is not necessarily blocking. *But* if the `Future.get` call actually makes the thread sleep, I think BlockHound will react. At least I don't remember any explicit exceptions being made for `Future.get`, and I don't think they would make sense.

yeah, I think now it was my mistake on guessing how/when BlockHound would intervene and I simply didn’t give it a chance to raise anything :slightly_smiling_face:
And while I solved my whole problem with rethinking approach, thank you for pointing me to this BlockHound project, for sure it will come handy another time :slightly_smiling_face: