Assert false in test doesn't make the test fail

timozattol / project-radin

Project Radin is an expense management Android application that was build during EPFL's Software Engineering 2014 course.

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Closed timozattol closed 10 years ago

timozattol commented 10 years ago

@topali2 Don't use "printf's" in the code to say something to the team, use issues! Particularly if there is a bug in the code.

timozattol commented 10 years ago

Okay I did 2 errors:

A test method MUST begin with the string "test" to be considered as a test (with previous versions of JUnit we had to use the annotation "@Test" I think).
Also, we should use the "assertTrue" method of JUnit instead of asserts (that are not even activated in the project I think)

Now, if you put "false" instead of "true" the test fails! Yeah :sunglasses:

radubanabic commented 10 years ago

It's probably cleaner to put fail(message) instead of assertTrue(false).