Is your issue related to a problem? Please describe:
When using Expecto's testProperty functions, the FsCheck observed functionality like classification, trivial, and collection (info) to inspect test data distribution does not work. One has to call FsCheck's functionality via Check.Quick inside a regular test function before the observed data is shown.
What solution do you propose?
Make use of FsCheck observation when running properties so that one could write the following without problem, and is written to Expecto's test output.
testProperty "addition is commutative" <| fun x y ->
x + y = y + x
|> Prop.classify (x = y) "equal"
|> Prop.classify (x <> y) "not-equal"
Is your issue related to a problem? Please describe: When using Expecto's
testPropertyfunctions, the FsCheck observed functionality like classification, trivial, and collection (info) to inspect test data distribution does not work. One has to call FsCheck's functionality viaCheck.Quickinside a regulartestfunction before the observed data is shown.What solution do you propose? Make use of FsCheck observation when running properties so that one could write the following without problem, and is written to Expecto's test output.
Thx!