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Binary bodies cannot carry matching rules inside them, so the contract has to constrain the payload as a whole. The example models a blob store and shows the `contentType` matcher on the body root for both directions: - `test_consumer.py` declares a binary request and a binary response with `with_binary_body()`, sends a payload whose length and contents differ from the contract example, and combines the binary request with a JSON response using `match.int()`. - `test_provider.py` verifies a FastAPI implementation whose provider state seeds a payload that also differs from the contract example, so verification depends on the matching rule rather than on the example bytes. Registered in `examples/catalog/README.md`. Closes pact-foundation#377.
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Binary bodies cannot carry matching rules inside them, so the contract has to constrain the payload as a whole. The example models a blob store and shows the
contentTypematcher on the body root for both directions:test_consumer.pydeclares a binary request and a binary response withwith_binary_body(), sends a payload whose length and contents differ from the contract example, and combines the binary request with a JSON response usingmatch.int().test_provider.pyverifies a FastAPI implementation whose provider state seeds a payload that also differs from the contract example, so verification depends on the matching rule rather than on the example bytes.Registered in
examples/catalog/README.md. Closes #377.📝 Summary
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