A passing test suite with a bunch of Lua errors is questionable at best.
At least when running in Docker/GH Actions, the runner should simply raise a WARN statement if Lua errors (that weren't a direct result of something in the test, causing it to fail) occur during the test run.
A passing test suite with a bunch of Lua errors is questionable at best.
At least when running in Docker/GH Actions, the runner should simply raise a WARN statement if Lua errors (that weren't a direct result of something in the test, causing it to fail) occur during the test run.