Closed ghost closed 4 years ago
Would you think that this would be a breaking change, or that nobody would be depending on the wording in the output?
I didn't find anything right away but I think some of the pretty output parser modules expect to find "expected" and "actual" in the yaml block so this would be a breaking change.
Is that particularly worth it? It seems like a pretty minimal improvement.
ok closing then
We could certainly still consider it if we were already doing a v6, but v5 just came out and i don't expect any breaking changes for awhile.
For equality comparisons, rust's test runner uses "left" and "right". I like this better than "expected" and "actual" because it takes me a moment to remember which argument is which. I'm not sure what
t.ok()
andt.notOk()
should report.