Add tests to verify autoproxy server object lifetime [currently failing] #93
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An autoproxy consists of a server object, and a client proxy. When the client proxy is released, the server object should be as well. Add a few simple tests to verify superficially that this does indeed happen. Note: these tests currently fail, so they are marked xfail (expected to fail).
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An autoproxy consists of a server object, and a client proxy. When the client proxy is released, the server object should be as well.
Add a few simple tests to verify superficially
that this does indeed happen.
Note: these tests currently fail, so they are marked
xfail (expected to fail).