Should the matcher fail all we a presented with are the actual and expected values (actual being the return value from "someMethod" and expected being "z").
Instead it could present the method chain used, including the parameters passed. This would be very helpful when using parameterized asserts.
Consider the following code:
Should the matcher fail all we a presented with are the actual and expected values (actual being the return value from "someMethod" and expected being "z").
Instead it could present the method chain used, including the parameters passed. This would be very helpful when using parameterized asserts.