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The test frameworks typically output the passing/failing function names. Adding spaces like this make them more human readable. expectInternalServerErrorOnBadI
by grapesodaaaaa 2y ago
The test frameworks typically output the passing/failing function names. Adding spaces like this make them more human readable.
expectInternalServerErrorOnBadInput
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expect internal server error on bad input
- NitpickLawyer 2y agoIsn't this breaking Jakob's law of the rest of the tooling though? I can se flows borking with something like "x failed at expect" in a majority of reporting tools not specifically meant to deal with this spaces in functions stuff.
- yearolinuxdsktp 2y agoNot really—-most CI reporting is based off junit/testng report XML files. I doubt your CI reporting is parsing out test names with regexes out of log files.