ClientConfiguration
  ✅ Client exposes a default client configuration
  ✅ can be initialized with an endpoint from the environment
  ✅ Client respectes passed in client configuration over defaults
  ✅ A ClientConfiguration setting with no secret throws an error on driver construction
  ✅ endpoints is extensible
  ✅ client allows txn time to be set
  ✅ Setting clientConfiguration linearized leads to it being sent in headers
  ✅ Setting clientConfiguration max_contention_retries leads to it being sent in headers
  ✅ Setting clientConfiguration query_tags leads to it being sent in headers
  ✅ Setting clientConfiguration traceparent leads to it being sent in headers
  ✅ Setting clientConfiguration typecheck leads to it being sent in headers
  ✅ can accept endpoints with or without a trailing slash.
  ✅ throws if client_timeout_buffer_ms provided is undefined
  ✅ throws if endpoint provided is undefined
  ✅ throws if format provided is undefined
  ✅ throws if http2_session_idle_ms provided is undefined
  ✅ throws if query_timeout_ms provided is undefined
  ✅ throws if http2_max_streams provided is undefined
  ✅ throws if fetch_keepalive provided is undefined
  ✅ throws if long_type provided is undefined
  ✅ throws a RangeError if 'client_timeout_buffer_ms' is less than or equal to zero
  ✅ throws a RangeError if 'query_timeout_ms' is less than or equal to zero
  ✅ throws a RangeError if 'http2_max_streams' is less than or equal to zero

last_txn_ts tracking in client
  ✅ Tracks the last_txn_ts datetime and send in the headers
  ✅ Accepts an override of the last_txn_ts datetime and sends in the headers
  ✅ Ignores overrides  of the lastTxnTs that are less than the current value or undefined

querying for doc types
  ✅ can round-trip Module
  ✅ can round-trip DocumentReference to a non-existent doc
  ✅ can round-trip DocumentReference to an existent doc
  ✅ can round-trip Document
  ✅ can round-trip NamedDocumentReference
  ✅ can round-trip NamedDocument
  ✅ get doc types from FQL

querying for existing data
  ✅ Can query an existing index

query typings
  ✅ allows customers to use their own types
paginate typings
  ✅ allows customers to use their own types

query
  ✅ Can query an FQL v10 endpoint
  ✅ Can query with arguments
  ✅ Can query with tags
  ✅ respects QueryRequest field format over ClientConfiguration format
  ✅ respects QueryRequest field linearized over ClientConfiguration linearized
  ✅ respects QueryRequest field query_timeout_ms over ClientConfiguration query_timeout_ms
  ✅ respects QueryRequest field max_contention_retries over ClientConfiguration max_contention_retries
  ✅ respects QueryRequest field query_tags over ClientConfiguration query_tags
  ✅ respects QueryRequest field traceparent over ClientConfiguration traceparent
  ✅ respects QueryRequest field typecheck over ClientConfiguration typecheck
  ✅ can send arguments directly
  ✅ throws a QueryCheckError if the query is invalid
  ✅ throws a QueryRuntimeError if the query hits a runtime error
  ✅ Includes constraint failures when present
  ✅ throws an InvalidRequestError when request is invalid
  ✅ throws a AbortError is the `abort` function is called
  ✅ throws a QueryTimeoutError if the query times out
  ✅ throws a AuthenticationError creds are invalid
  ✅ throws a AuthorizationError if creds are not permissioned.
  ✅ throws a NetworkError if the connection fails.
  ✅ throws a NetworkError on client timeout
  ✅ throws a ClientError if the client fails unexpectedly
  ✅ throws a ProtocolError if the http fails outside Fauna
  ✅ session is closed regardless of number of clients
  ✅ can be called after session idle timeout
query can encode / decode QueryValue correctly
  ✅ treats undefined as unprovided when in object
  ✅ undefined arguments throw a TypeError
  ✅ symbol arguments throw a TypeError
  ✅ function arguments throw a TypeError
  ✅ symbol arguments throw a TypeError in arguments
  ✅ function arguments throw a TypeError in arguments

schema version is returned by the client
  ✅ returns the schema version

querying for set
  ✅ can round-trip Page
SetIterator
  ✅ can get single page using for..of when the set is small
  ✅ can get multiple pages using for..of when the set is large
  ✅ can get pages using next()
  ✅ can get pages using a loop with next()
  ✅ can can stop the iterator with the return method
  ✅ can can stop the iterator with the throw method
  ✅ can paginate a query that returns a set
  ✅ can paginate a query that does NOT return a set
  ✅ can be flattened
  ✅ each page respects QueryOptions using an existing Page
  ✅ each page respects QueryOptions using an a query

query using template format
  ✅ succeeds with no arguments
  ✅ succeeds with a string variable
  ✅ succeeds with an Int variable
  ✅ succeeds with a Long variable
  ✅ succeeds with a Double variable
  ✅ succeeds with a boolean variable
  ✅ succeeds with a null variable
  ✅ succeeds with an object variable
  ✅ succeeds with an array variable
  ✅ succeeds with multiple variables
  ✅ succeeds with nested expressions
  ✅ succeeds with deep nested expressions
  ✅ succeeds with deep nested expressions - example 2
  ✅ succeeds with expressions nested within objects
  ✅ succeeds with expressions nested within arrays
  ✅ succeeds with expressions nested within arrays and objects combined
  ✅ succeeds with multiple layers of nesting of arrays and objects
  ✅ succeeds with FQL string interpolation

Client
  ✅ Allows setting a secret in query
  ✅ Refuses further requests after close
  ✅ Refuses calls to close after client is closed.
  ✅ Allows for creation and usage of a new client after first client closed.

values
  ✅ can construct TimeStub from strings: Z
  ✅ can construct TimeStub from strings: - HH:MM
  ✅ can construct TimeStub from strings: - HHMM
  ✅ can construct TimeStub from strings: + HH:MM
  ✅ can construct TimeStub from strings: + HHMM
  ✅ can construct TimeStub from strings: +yyyyy
  ✅ can construct TimeStub from strings: -yyyy
  ✅ can construct DateStub from strings: some date
  ✅ can construct DateStub from strings: leap year
  ✅ can construct TimeStub from Date: Z
  ✅ can construct TimeStub from Date: - HH:MM
  ✅ can construct TimeStub from Date: + HH:MM
  ✅ can construct TimeStub from Date: no timezone
  ✅ can construct TimeStub from Date: no time
  ✅ can construct DateStub from Date: Z
  ✅ can construct DateStub from Date: - HH:MM
  ✅ can construct DateStub from Date: + HH:MM
  ✅ can construct DateStub from Date: no timezone
  ✅ can construct DateStub from Date: no time
  ✅ can deconstruct TimeStub into a Date: Z
  ✅ can deconstruct TimeStub into a Date: - HH:MM
  ✅ can deconstruct TimeStub into a Date: - HHMM
  ✅ can deconstruct TimeStub into a Date: + HH:MM
  ✅ can deconstruct TimeStub into a Date: + HHMM
  ✅ can deconstruct TimeStub into a Date: +yyyyy
  ✅ can deconstruct TimeStub into a Date: -yyyy
  ✅ can deconstruct DateStub into a Date: some date
  ✅ can deconstruct DateStub into a Date: leap year

Module
  ✅ can be constructed directly
DocumentReference
  ✅ can be constructed directly
Document
  ✅ can be constructed directly
  ✅ can access user data
NamedDocumentReference
  ✅ can be constructed directly
NamedDocument
  ✅ can be constructed without data
  ✅ can be constructed without data
NullDocument
  ✅ can be constructed directly with a DocumentReference
  ✅ can be constructed directly with a NamedDocumentReference

fetch client
  ✅ returns a valid query response on success
  ✅ returns a valid query response on failure
  ✅ returns a NetworkError if fetch rejects
  ✅ returns a NetworkError if client timeout causes an abort

node http2 client
  ✅ default client for Node.js is the NodeHTTP2Client

package version
  ✅ is correct

fql method producing Querys
  ✅ parses with no variables
  ✅ parses with a string variable
  ✅ parses with a number variable
  ✅ parses with a boolean variable
  ✅ parses with a null variable
  ✅ parses with an object variable
  ✅ parses with an object variable having a toQuery property
  ✅ parses with an array variable
  ✅ parses with multiple variables
  ✅ parses nested expressions
  ✅ parses deep nested expressions
  ✅ parses with FQL string interpolation

query
  ✅ throws an [Function AuthorizationError] on a 403
  ✅ throws an [Function QueryTimeoutError] on a 440
  ✅ throws an [Function ServiceError] on a 999
  ✅ throws an [Function ThrottlingError] on a 429
  ✅ throws an [Function ServiceInternalError] on a 500
  ✅ throws an [Function ServiceTimeoutError] on a 503
  ✅ Includes a summary when present in error field
  ✅ Includes a summary when present in error field
  ✅ Includes a summary when present in error field
  ✅ Includes a summary when present in error field
  ✅ Includes a summary when present in error field
  ✅ Includes a summary when present in error field
  ✅ Includes a summary when not present in error field but present at top-level
  ✅ Includes a summary when not present in error field but present at top-level
  ✅ Includes a summary when not present in error field but present at top-level
  ✅ Includes a summary when not present in error field but present at top-level
  ✅ Includes a summary when not present in error field but present at top-level
  ✅ Includes a summary when not present in error field but present at top-level
  ✅ retries throttling errors and then succeeds
  ✅ Includes a summary in a QueryResult when present at top-level

Page
  ✅ can be constructed directly
  ✅ after is optional
Embedded Set
  ✅ can be constructed directly
SetIterator
  ✅ can be constructed from a Page
  ✅ can be constructed from an EmbeddedSet
  ✅ can be constructed with an initial thunk for a T
  ✅ can be constructed with an initial thunk for a Page<T>
  ✅ can be constructed with an initial thunk for an EmbeddedSet
  ✅ can be flattened
  ✅ can flatten a Page
  ✅ throws if data and after are both undefined

tagged format with long_type number
  ✅ can be decoded
  ✅ can be encoded
  ✅ can be encoded as interpolation query
  ✅ handles conflicts
  ✅ handles conflicts in interpolation queries
  ✅ handles nested conflict types
  ✅ handles nested conflict types in interpolation queries
  ✅ wraps user-provided `@` fields
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number -(2**63)
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number -(2**53)
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number -(2**53 - 1)
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number -(2**31) - 1
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number -(2**31)
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 0 (Int)
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 1 (Int)
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 0 (Long)
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 2**31 - 1
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 2**31
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 2**53 - 1
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 2**53
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 2**64 - 1
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 1.3**63
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 1.3
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 0.000000008
  ✅ Throws if BigInt value is lower than -(2**63) - 1
  ✅ Throws if BigInt value is greater than 2**63
  ✅ Throws if BigInt value is NEGATIVE_INFINITY
  ✅ Throws if BigInt value is POSITIVE_INFINITY
tagged format with long_type bigint
  ✅ can be decoded
  ✅ can be encoded
  ✅ can be encoded as interpolation query
  ✅ handles conflicts
  ✅ handles conflicts in interpolation queries
  ✅ handles nested conflict types
  ✅ handles nested conflict types in interpolation queries
  ✅ wraps user-provided `@` fields
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number -(2**63)
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number -(2**53)
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number -(2**53 - 1)
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number -(2**31) - 1
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number -(2**31)
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 0 (Int)
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 1 (Int)
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 0 (Long)
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 2**31 - 1
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 2**31
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 2**53 - 1
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 2**53
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 2**64 - 1
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 1.3**63
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 1.3
  ✅ Properly encodes and decodes number 0.000000008
  ✅ Throws if BigInt value is lower than -(2**63) - 1
  ✅ Throws if BigInt value is greater than 2**63
  ✅ Throws if BigInt value is NEGATIVE_INFINITY
  ✅ Throws if BigInt value is POSITIVE_INFINITY