Spurred by conversation in avajs/ava#2449 and avajs/ava#1485 we'd like for our assertions to return booleans. true when they pass, false when they fail. This does not apply to the throws() and throwsAsync() assertions.

Failing assertions will fail the test, but do not throw exceptions. This means your test does not stop executing. Usua

Describe the issue / bug.

I added these configs in launch.js,

After F5 debug, already vscode debugging child processes.

but, breakpoint in main process used in folder

While generating docs for the v5.2, I noticed our doc coverage dropped to 99% due to a forgotten doc here. and was wondering if it is a good idea to add a CI step to make sure any newly introduced code is properly documented

Describe the bug
When the (string) representations of the expected outcome and the actual outcome of e.g. assert.calledWith() are equal, the resulting error message is very confusing and hinting at a bug in the display logic. Instead of <red>actual</red> <green>expected</green> (with <color>...</color> my attempt at showing the expected terminal output color), it displays `actual

According to your documentation (https://docs.pytest.org/en/latest/xunit_setup.html), I can name a method teardown() in a test class, and it should not get run by pytest. I am using version pytest-3.8.2.

Pytest calls a method called teardown on class destruction even though it is specified as teardown_class in your documentation. I am guessing this accidentally did not get removed, when the na

Description

There aren't enough resources on how to use Shadows in tests, or how they work. Some more documentation would really be helpful to understand and use them quicker.

Steps to Reproduce

None

Robolectric & Android Version

Robolectric 4.3

Link to a public git repo demonstrating the problem:

None

Solutions

1. Convert INO files to CPP

2. Manual prototype declaration

#ifdef DO_NOT_USE
typedef int32_t delaytype;
void thisShouldNotAppearInTheBinary(delaytype timer); // aded manually
void thisShouldNotAppearInTheBinary(delaytype timer) {
  delay(timer);
}
#endif

What are you trying to achieve?

Let users know that Codeception 3 brings not only PHPUnit 8.x support, but also blazing-fast code coverage via krakjoe/pcov thanks to this bad boy sebastianbergmann/php-code-coverage#663

What do you get instead?

pcov is not mentioned anywhere 😞

Details

The setup is

This is more of a development problem and does not affect users as it is with dev dependencies. When cloning the repository and running yarn, yarn warns about incorrect peer dependencies:

$ git clone https://github.com/apiaryio/dredd.git dredd-clean
Cloning into 'dredd-clean'...
remote: Enumerating objects: 54, done.
remote: Counting objects: 100% (54/54), done.
remote: Compressin

There is a step Adding Export Configuration (Step 11) in CMake Tutorial.

There seems no related examples about Export Configuration In the repository, could you add one?

when upgrading to mocha >3 rewire ruins the code coverge generate by nyc. all works well without using rewire..
node version: 10.15.2
rewire: 4.0.1
nyc: 13.3.0
mocha: works with '3.5.3', fail with ^4,^5,^6
OS: windows, Darwin
command: "nyc --reporter=html --reporter=text ./node_modules/.bin/mocha "./*.spec.js" --timeout=3000"

works with mocha '3.5.3':
![good](https://user-images.github

unit test coverage is always 0% , even the log shows that "Linter:UnitTest over".

command:
goreporter -p ./ -r /Users/jeffrey -f html
log:

2018/11/11 19:33:45 The template path is not specified,and will use the default template
2018/11/11 19:33:45 There are no packages that are excepted, review all items of the package
2018/11/11 19:33:45 Linter:CountCode over,time consumi

I couldn't find this in the documentation or the FAQ: Is it possible to obtain the current test case's name from within that testcase's code? I mean, it should be, but how do we do it? That should be either in the FAQ or in some other relevant documentation file, IMHO.

https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/pull/38701/files#diff-91724393075e1a7718d3521655506742R86

In the following test code:

        public static unsafe void Ctor_CharPtr_Int_Int(char[] valueArray, int startIndex, int length, string expected)
        {
            fixed (char* value = valueArray)
            {
                Assert.Equal(expected, new string(value, startIndex, length));

Opencover allows hiding skipped modules by providing a `hideskipped parameter. Would be great to add this.
See https://github.com/OpenCover/opencover/wiki/Usage#console-application-usage for details.

AssertJ's AbstractIterableAssert is large. We don't have an equivalent to every last assertion (and this is sometimes intentional), but for cases in which we do have an equivalent, we could help prospective users / migrating users / users with

Description

When comparing two identical dictionaries which use an object as the key, .Should().BeEquivalentTo() fails.

If I override .Equals() then it succeeds, which feels like it goes against the principle of equivalence expectations.

Whilst this may be my misunderstanding of the expectation, the docs don't seem to call this limitation out, so perhaps worth documenting if deemed

Analogue: https://docs.spring.io/spring-framework/docs/current/javadoc-api/org/springframework/beans/factory/FactoryBean.html

@Service
export class FooFactory implements ServiceFactory<DatabaseDriver> {

    create(): DatabaseDriver {
        return new DatabaseDriver()
    }
}

@Service 
export class UserManager {

    constructor(readonly dbDriver: DatabaseDriver) {}

fast-check is a very nice library. It would be even better if we could use it with Facebook's ReasonML instead of Typescript!

It might be possible to use https://github.com/rrdelaney/ReasonablyTyped to make the conversion easier.

The default Success message has poor contrast (gray over green).

We currently have --list-browsers which lists all available browsers, and when you run airtap, it prints which browsers are actually tested:

$ npm run test-browsers
[secure]@5.0.1 test-browsers /home/travis/build/Level/[secure]
standard && airtap --sauce-connect --loopback airtap.local --coverage test/index.js

• testing: chrome @ Windows 10: 79
• testing: firefox @ Windows 10: 7

http://blog.cocoapods.org/CocoaPods-1.7.0-beta/#support-for-multiple-swift-versions

The swift_version DSL that was first introduced in CocoaPods 1.4.0 has now been expanded to support multiple Swift versions. This helps pod authors and gives consumers more flexibility when it comes to choosing which version of Swift to use when consuming a pod.

1. Please create a linkage between tab_handling_anchor_links_spec.js and stubbing-spying__window.
   Both ar

I have a library that I generate all of my mocks into that is imported in my unit tests. When mocking a protocol, the generated mock object doesn't have an initializer declared. This means is uses the default initializer, which would be fine, except the default init() method is internal. I can get around this by importing my mock library @testable, but I'd suggest that protocol mocks for publi

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

I'm trying to get two containers to communicate with each other.
I can start up each container and connect to it from the command line using localhost and the bound IP but I'm not clear how to get two containers to talk to each other.
I think this would be the equivalent of "docker network connect" https://stackoverflow.com/qu