Hello,

In our tests we are mocking http servers to assert different things about sent http requests. This is the child spec that we use:

      Supervisor.child_spec(
        {Bandit,
         plug: {MockablePlug, spec},
         scheme: :http,
         port: 0,
         thousand_island_options: [num_acceptors: 10, num_connections: 2]},
        id: {__MODULE__, spec.id}
      )

There is nothing notable about MockablePlug except that it rescues exceptions to log different things, and then reraises them.

We use that spec with start_link_supervised! in order to fail our test if our ad-hoc http server fails. The problem we face is that there is a layer of supervision that prevents our test from failing.

I would like to know if there is a builtin mechanism to force the whole Bandit instance to crash when the http handler does. I understand that this is the opposite of what we would generally want so I would not be surprised if there is not.

The handlers seem to be dynamically started so I cannot manually link it to the test process before calling it.

Thank you

(pinging @mtrudel )