Closed ignazioc closed 7 years ago
I wold like to run only the tests in one class, therefore I run:
bundle exec rake test:unit[MyAwesomeTestClass]
A small issue happens if the class name is misspelled. In that case the project is still built, and the output looks like:
UnitTests - iPhone 5 iOS 10.2 - Finished executing 0 tests after 0.002s. 0 Failures, 0 Unexpected UnitTests - iPhone 5 iOS 9.0 - Finished executing 0 tests after 0.001s. 0 Failures, 0 Unexpected Total - Finished executing 0 tests. 0 Failures, 0 Unexpected
It clearly says Finished executing 0 tests but I would rather prefer a big red error message :P
Finished executing 0 tests
Good point, I actually run into this myself from time to time, wondering what's happening :).
Fixed via 1b8b21c8c9a9ef697f0b0109b2b30d69e9a859d7
I wold like to run only the tests in one class, therefore I run:
A small issue happens if the class name is misspelled. In that case the project is still built, and the output looks like:
It clearly says
Finished executing 0 tests
but I would rather prefer a big red error message :P