update subscription test to check correct deregistration#26
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I have added the same test for timers which fails in the same way. |
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update subscription test to check correct deregistration
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The updated test checks that when the subscriber goes out of scope deregisters correctly.
The patch also replaces
std::coutwithprintf- sorry for mixing it.Currently the test fails since the subscriber does not deregister itself correctly. It seems like the subscription handle is not yet destroyed because something else hold a shared pointer of it.