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OP solved it, closing
You can check any code of js function for example
getBodyLength.toString()The description could be a little bit clearer, although it does describe what's happening.
To clarify: In the tests, two clients are being instantiated, called A and B. A sends the A messages, i.e. in your example, A sends "a1" and "a2". B sends the B messages; in your example, B sends "b1".
The result should be that client A receives the message "b1", and client B receives the messages "a1", "a2", in that order.
It seems that in your implementation, all messages are being received by client B. Maybe something went wrong with the instantiation?
Edit: Aaand I answered a 7 months old question. Sorry, should have checked the date before my necromancy.
Solution is the path from "field" to "bread". We apply "gather" to "field" to get "wheat", then apply "mill" to "wheat" to get "flour", then apply "bake" to "flour" to get "bread". Process consist of name, source item, target item. Solution must return names of the processes (edges), not items (nodes).