Epsilon: native support#3880
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Is it a port from PBS-Go? If yes, please link the PR. |
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This is a port from PBS prebid/prebid-server#4277 |
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Not sure if it's a significant issue, but in PBS-Java, epsilon is the base bidder with conversant as its alias, whereas in PBS-Go, it's the other way around.
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the test order is messed up a little bit, please fix
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Can you give me a bit more detail. I don't work with java much, where did I go wrong
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for the purpose of code clarity it's better not to mix up the tests that test different methods
place first tests starting from makeHttpRequestsShould and then starting from makeBidsShould
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Just to clarify: Anton asks to move the old tests so that they are in the "correct" order. This doesn't apply to the new method you added.
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remove the empty line
This is related to #2654 It started as conversant and was changed to epsilon. As long as both names work I'm ok with it. |
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@johnwier do you have any problems with tackling the comments? feel free to ask us anything that could be helpful for you |
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@johnwier any updates on this one? |
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🔧 Type of changes
✨ What's the context?
Update the Epsilon bid adapter to allow Native requests
This is a port from PBS prebid/prebid-server#4277
🧠 Rationale behind the change
Why did you choose to make these changes? Were there any trade-offs you had to consider?
🔎 New Bid Adapter Checklist
🧪 Test plan
How do you know the changes are safe to ship to production?
🏎 Quality check