Closed Garados007 closed 2 years ago
Small example using this fix:
/// UTF_EXPECTED_FAILURE
Function Test()
FAIL()
End
Function Foo()
FAIL()
End
Start of test "Unnamed"
Entering test suite "Proc0"
Entering test case "Test"
Expected Failure: 0: is false. Assertion "FAIL()" failed in Test (Proc0, line 11)
Leaving test case "Test"
Entering test case "Foo"
0: is false. Assertion "FAIL()" failed in Foo (Proc0, line 16)
Leaving test case "Foo"
Failed with 1 errors
Leaving test suite "Proc0"
Test finished with 1 errors
▶ Assertion "FAIL()" failed in Foo (Proc0, line 16)
End of test "Unnamed"
Without this fix:
Start of test "Unnamed"
Entering test suite "Proc0"
Entering test case "Test"
Expected Failure: 0: is false. Assertion "FAIL()" failed in Test (Proc0, line 11)
Leaving test case "Test"
Entering test case "Foo"
0: is false. Assertion "FAIL()" failed in Foo (Proc0, line 16)
Leaving test case "Foo"
Failed with 3 errors
Leaving test suite "Proc0"
Test finished with 3 errors
▶ Assertion "FAIL()" failed in Foo (Proc0, line 16)
End of test "Unnamed"
Nope, that was too quick.
/// UTF_EXPECTED_FAILURE
Function Test()
FAIL()
End
Function Blahh()
End
Function Foo()
FAIL()
End
gives
•runtest("procedure")
Start of test "Unnamed"
Entering test suite "Procedure"
Entering test case "Test"
Expected Failure: 0: is false. Assertion "FAIL()" failed in Test (Procedure, line 6)
Leaving test case "Test"
Entering test case "Blahh"
Test case "Blahh" doesn't contain at least one assertion
Leaving test case "Blahh"
Entering test case "Foo"
0: is false. Assertion "FAIL()" failed in Foo (Procedure, line 15)
Leaving test case "Foo"
Failed with 1 errors
Leaving test suite "Procedure"
Test finished with 1 errors
▶ Test case "Blahh" doesn't contain at least one assertion
▶ Assertion "FAIL()" failed in Foo (Procedure, line 15)
End of test "Unnamed"
please also cite commit introducing the bug with git log --pretty=reference
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That was indeed to quick. I forgot to set the default of the parameter which caused the new issue. 🤦♂️
During some refactoring of the handling of internal error messages the error counter got broken. It will increase the error always by one for each error printing even it was an expected error.
This is now fixed as such as an option was introduced to select if the error counter should be increased (normally used by UTF errors) or not (normally the case for UTF assertions).
Close: #311.