How to use HasAnySpecsMarkedPending method of internal Package

Best Ginkgo code snippet using internal.HasAnySpecsMarkedPending

spec_test.go

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...64 Ω(spec.FlakeAttempts()).Should(Equal(2))65 })66 })67 })68 Describe("specs.HasAnySpecsMarkedPending", func() {69 Context("when there are no specs with any nodes marked pending", func() {70 It("returns false", func() {71 specs := Specs{72 S(N(), N(), N()),73 S(N(), N()),74 }75 Ω(specs.HasAnySpecsMarkedPending()).Should(BeFalse())76 })77 })78 Context("when there is at least one spec with a node marked pending", func() {79 It("returns true", func() {80 specs := Specs{81 S(N(), N(), N()),82 S(N(), N(Pending), N()),83 S(N(), N()),84 }85 Ω(specs.HasAnySpecsMarkedPending()).Should(BeTrue())86 })87 })88 })89 Describe("specs.CountWithoutSkip()", func() {90 It("returns the number of specs that have skip set to false", func() {91 specs := Specs{{Skip: false}, {Skip: true}, {Skip: true}, {Skip: false}, {Skip: false}}92 Ω(specs.CountWithoutSkip()).Should(Equal(3))93 })94 })95 Describe("specs.AtIndices", func() {96 It("returns the subset of specs at the specified indices", func() {97 specs := Specs{S(N()), S(N()), S(N()), S(N())}98 Ω(specs.AtIndices(internal.SpecIndices{1, 3})).Should(Equal(Specs{specs[1], specs[3]}))99 })...

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spec.go

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...31 }32 return flakeAttempts33}34type Specs []Spec35func (s Specs) HasAnySpecsMarkedPending() bool {36 for i := range s {37 if s[i].Nodes.HasNodeMarkedPending() {38 return true39 }40 }41 return false42}43func (s Specs) CountWithoutSkip() int {44 n := 045 for i := range s {46 if !s[i].Skip {47 n += 148 }49 }...

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1import (2func TestSpec(t *testing.T) {3 gomega.RegisterFailHandler(ginkgo.Fail)4 jUnitReporter := reporters.NewJUnitReporter("junit.xml")5 ginkgo.RunSpecsWithDefaultAndCustomReporters(t, "Test Suite", []ginkgo.Reporter{jUnitReporter})6}7var _ = ginkgo.Describe("Test Suite", func() {8 ginkgo.Context("Test Context", func() {9 ginkgo.It("Test Case", func() {10 ginkgo.By("Step 1")11 ginkgo.By("Step 2")12 ginkgo.By("Step 3")13 ginkgo.By("Step 4")14 ginkgo.By("Step 5")15 ginkgo.By("Step 6")16 ginkgo.By("Step 7")17 ginkgo.By("Step 8")18 ginkgo.By("Step 9")19 ginkgo.By("Step 10")20 ginkgo.By("Step 11")21 ginkgo.By("Step 12")22 ginkgo.By("Step 13")23 ginkgo.By("Step 14")24 ginkgo.By("Step 15")25 ginkgo.By("Step 16")26 ginkgo.By("Step 17")27 ginkgo.By("Step 18")28 ginkgo.By("Step 19")29 ginkgo.By("Step 20")30 ginkgo.By("Step 21")31 ginkgo.By("Step 22")32 ginkgo.By("Step 23")33 ginkgo.By("Step 24")34 ginkgo.By("Step 25")35 ginkgo.By("Step 26")36 ginkgo.By("Step 27")37 ginkgo.By("Step 28")38 ginkgo.By("Step 29")

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1import (2func TestGinkgo(t *testing.T) {3 gomega.RegisterFailHandler(ginkgo.Fail)4 ginkgo.RunSpecsWithDefaultAndCustomReporters(t, "Ginkgo Suite", []ginkgo.Reporter{reporters.NewJUnitReporter("report.xml")})5}6var _ = ginkgo.Describe("Ginkgo", func() {7 ginkgo.It("should have pending specs", func() {8 fmt.Println(config.DefaultReporterConfig.HasAnySpecsMarkedPending())9 })10})11import (12func TestGinkgo(t *testing.T) {13 gomega.RegisterFailHandler(ginkgo.Fail)14 ginkgo.RunSpecsWithDefaultAndCustomReporters(t, "Ginkgo Suite", []ginkgo.Reporter{reporters.NewJUnitReporter("report.xml")})15}16var _ = ginkgo.Describe("Ginkgo", func() {17 ginkgo.It("should have pending specs", func() {18 fmt.Println(config.DefaultReporterConfig.HasAnySpecsMarkedPending())19 })20})21import (22func TestGinkgo(t *testing.T) {23 gomega.RegisterFailHandler(ginkgo

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1import (2func main() {3 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")4 fmt.Println(config.GinkgoConfig.HasAnySpecsMarkedPending())5}6import (7func main() {8 fmt.Println("Hello, playground")9 fmt.Println(config.GinkgoConfig.HasAnySpecsMarkedPending())10}11import (12func main() {13 fmt.Println(a)14}15cannot use &a (type *int) as type int in argument to fmt.Println16main.main()

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1func main() {2 fmt.Println(ginkgo.HasAnySpecsMarkedPending())3}4import "1.go"5func main() {6 fmt.Println(ginkgo.HasAnySpecsMarkedPending())7}8I've also tried to use go list -e -json -compiled -test=true -export=true -deps=true -find=true -tags= -f={{.Deps}} ginkgo but I get this error:9go list -e -json -compiled -test=true -export=true -deps=true -find=true -tags= -f={{.Deps}} ginkgo10I've also tried to use go list -e -json -compiled -test=true -export=true -deps=true -find=true -tags= -f={{.Deps}} github.com/​onsi/​ginkgo but I get this error:11go list -e -json -compiled -test=true -export=true -deps=true -find=true -tags= -f={{.Deps}} github.com/​onsi/​ginkgo12I've also tried to use go list -e -json -compiled -test=true -export=true -deps=true -find=true -tags= -f={{.Deps}} github.com/​onsi/​ginkgo but I get this error:13go list -e -json -compiled -test=true -export=true -deps=true -find=true -tags= -f={{.Deps}} github.com/​onsi/​ginkgo

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1import (2func main() {3 specs := make([]spec.Spec, 2)4 specs[0] = spec.Spec{State: spec.StateTypePending}5 specs[1] = spec.Spec{State: spec.StateTypePassed}6 fmt.Println(spec.HasAnySpecsMarkedPending(specs))7}

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1import (2func Test1(t *testing.T) {3 gomega.RegisterFailHandler(ginkgo.Fail)4 junitReporter := reporters.NewJUnitReporter("junit_1.xml")5 ginkgo.RunSpecsWithDefaultAndCustomReporters(t, "Test1 Suite", []ginkgo.Reporter{junitReporter})6}7var _ = ginkgo.Describe("Test1", func() {8 ginkgo.Context("Test1", func() {9 ginkgo.It("Test1", func() {10 ginkgo.By("Test1")11 fmt.Println("Test1")12 })13 })14})15import (16func Test2(t *testing.T) {17 gomega.RegisterFailHandler(ginkgo.Fail)18 junitReporter := reporters.NewJUnitReporter("junit_2.xml")19 ginkgo.RunSpecsWithDefaultAndCustomReporters(t, "Test2 Suite", []ginkgo.Reporter{junitReporter})20}21var _ = ginkgo.Describe("Test2", func() {22 ginkgo.Context("Test2", func() {23 ginkgo.It("Test2", func() {24 ginkgo.By("Test2")25 fmt.Println("Test2")26 })27 })28})

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