Closed apjanke closed 5 years ago
Better:
>> test2 isosurface
----- Failure details: block 25 -----
***** testify.internal.BistBlock: error (index=25)
is_test=1 is_xtest=0
error_id=''
pattern=/Y must match the size of V/
Code:
y = -14:6:11;
fvc = isosurface (x, y, z, val, iso);
-> success=0, msg=!!!!! Incorrect error raised: expected error message matching /Y must match the size of V/, but got 'isosurface: X must match the size of V'
Aborted test run due to test failure.
PASSES 20 out of 21 tests
>>
>> test2 isosurface -no-fail-fast
----- Failure details: block 25 -----
***** testify.internal.BistBlock: error (index=25)
is_test=1 is_xtest=0
error_id=''
pattern=/Y must match the size of V/
Code:
y = -14:6:11;
fvc = isosurface (x, y, z, val, iso);
-> success=0, msg=!!!!! Incorrect error raised: expected error message matching /Y must match the size of V/, but got 'isosurface: X must match the size of V'
----- Failure details: block 26 -----
***** testify.internal.BistBlock: error (index=26)
is_test=1 is_xtest=0
error_id=''
pattern=/Z must match the size of V/
Code:
z = linspace (16, 18, 5);
fvc = isosurface (x, y, z, val, iso);
-> success=0, msg=!!!!! Incorrect error raised: expected error message matching /Z must match the size of V/, but got 'isosurface: X must match the size of V'
----- Failure details: block 33 -----
***** testify.internal.BistBlock: warning (index=33)
is_test=1 is_xtest=0
error_id=''
pattern=/colors will be calculated, but no output argument to receive it./
Code:
[f, v] = isosurface (val, iso, yy);
-> success=0, msg=!!!!! error raised: isosurface: COL must match the size of V
PASSES 26 out of 30 tests (1 known bug)
>>
When you run plain
test
ortest2
, fail-fast behavior is the default.But the non-verbose output for
test2
in this case isn't sufficient; it doesn't make it clear that the test run was aborted.That sounds like there were 21 tests total in the file, and only one of them failed. But there are actually at least 30 tests.
Add some additional output there: a line saying "test run aborted", and probably the detailed output for the failed test block.