Hi, I have some difficulties with

Environment

in following example the second test fails:

import com.github.stefanbirkner.systemlambda.SystemLambda
import com.natpryce.hamkrest.assertion.assertThat
import com.natpryce.hamkrest.equalTo
import org.http4k.cloudnative.env.Environment
import org.http4k.cloudnative.env.EnvironmentKey
import org.http4k.cloudnative.env.Port
import org.http4k.lens.string
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test

private val developmentPort = Port(9999)
private val defaultPort = Port(8080)

private const val developmentProfile = "development"
private const val SPRING_PROFILE_ACTIVE = "SPRING_PROFILE_ACTIVE"

private val springProfileLens = EnvironmentKey.string().defaulted(SPRING_PROFILE_ACTIVE, "")

class ConfigurationTest {
    @Test
    fun configuration1() {
        assertThat(Configuration.serverPort, equalTo(defaultPort))
    }

    @Test
    fun configuration2() {
        SystemLambda.withEnvironmentVariable(SPRING_PROFILE_ACTIVE, developmentProfile).execute {
            assertThat(Configuration.serverPort, equalTo(developmentPort))
        }
    }

    @Test
    fun configuration3() {
        assertThat(Configuration.serverPort, equalTo(defaultPort))
    }
}


object Configuration {
    val serverPort: Port
        get() {
            println("selected profile: ${springProfileLens(environment)}")
            println("selected profile (env): ${System.getenv(SPRING_PROFILE_ACTIVE).orEmpty()}")
            return when (springProfileLens(environment)) {
                developmentProfile -> developmentPort
                else -> defaultPort
            }
        }

    private val environment: Environment
        get() = Environment.ENV overrides Environment.JVM_PROPERTIES
}

For some reasons I don’t understand I receive following output:

selected profile: 
selected profile (env): development

I expected my

springProfileLens(environment)

would return

development

but it’s not. Do you have an idea where I’m wrong? Thanks a lot

You could define a method that returns the environment maybe, and just use that in your companion object? Then you can test the method, not the companion object