Best Ginkgo code snippet using types.FailureMessage
junit_reporter_test.go
Source: junit_reporter_test.go
...75 Ω(output.Errors).Should(Equal(0))76 Ω(output.TestCases).Should(HaveLen(1))77 Ω(output.TestCases[0].Name).Should(Equal("A B C"))78 Ω(output.TestCases[0].ClassName).Should(Equal("My test suite"))79 Ω(output.TestCases[0].FailureMessage).Should(BeNil())80 Ω(output.TestCases[0].Skipped).Should(BeNil())81 Ω(output.TestCases[0].Time).Should(Equal(5.0))82 Ω(output.TestCases[0].PassedMessage.Message).Should(ContainSubstring("Test scenario"))83 })84 })85 Describe("when the BeforeSuite fails", func() {86 var beforeSuite *types.SetupSummary87 BeforeEach(func() {88 beforeSuite = &types.SetupSummary{89 State: types.SpecStateFailed,90 RunTime: 3 * time.Second,91 Failure: types.SpecFailure{92 Message: "failed to setup",93 ComponentCodeLocation: codelocation.New(0),94 Location: codelocation.New(2),95 },96 }97 reporter.BeforeSuiteDidRun(beforeSuite)98 reporter.SpecSuiteDidEnd(&types.SuiteSummary{99 NumberOfSpecsThatWillBeRun: 1,100 NumberOfFailedSpecs: 1,101 RunTime: testSuiteTime,102 })103 })104 It("should record the test as having failed", func() {105 output := readOutputFile()106 Ω(output.Name).Should(Equal("My test suite"))107 Ω(output.Tests).Should(Equal(1))108 Ω(output.Failures).Should(Equal(1))109 Ω(output.Time).Should(Equal(reportedSuiteTime))110 Ω(output.Errors).Should(Equal(0))111 Ω(output.TestCases[0].Name).Should(Equal("BeforeSuite"))112 Ω(output.TestCases[0].Time).Should(Equal(3.0))113 Ω(output.TestCases[0].ClassName).Should(Equal("My test suite"))114 Ω(output.TestCases[0].FailureMessage.Type).Should(Equal("Failure"))115 Ω(output.TestCases[0].FailureMessage.Message).Should(ContainSubstring("failed to setup"))116 Ω(output.TestCases[0].FailureMessage.Message).Should(ContainSubstring(beforeSuite.Failure.ComponentCodeLocation.String()))117 Ω(output.TestCases[0].FailureMessage.Message).Should(ContainSubstring(beforeSuite.Failure.Location.String()))118 Ω(output.TestCases[0].Skipped).Should(BeNil())119 })120 })121 Describe("when the AfterSuite fails", func() {122 var afterSuite *types.SetupSummary123 BeforeEach(func() {124 afterSuite = &types.SetupSummary{125 State: types.SpecStateFailed,126 RunTime: 3 * time.Second,127 Failure: types.SpecFailure{128 Message: "failed to setup",129 ComponentCodeLocation: codelocation.New(0),130 Location: codelocation.New(2),131 },132 }133 reporter.AfterSuiteDidRun(afterSuite)134 reporter.SpecSuiteDidEnd(&types.SuiteSummary{135 NumberOfSpecsThatWillBeRun: 1,136 NumberOfFailedSpecs: 1,137 RunTime: testSuiteTime,138 })139 })140 It("should record the test as having failed", func() {141 output := readOutputFile()142 Ω(output.Name).Should(Equal("My test suite"))143 Ω(output.Tests).Should(Equal(1))144 Ω(output.Failures).Should(Equal(1))145 Ω(output.Time).Should(Equal(reportedSuiteTime))146 Ω(output.Errors).Should(Equal(0))147 Ω(output.TestCases[0].Name).Should(Equal("AfterSuite"))148 Ω(output.TestCases[0].Time).Should(Equal(3.0))149 Ω(output.TestCases[0].ClassName).Should(Equal("My test suite"))150 Ω(output.TestCases[0].FailureMessage.Type).Should(Equal("Failure"))151 Ω(output.TestCases[0].FailureMessage.Message).Should(ContainSubstring("failed to setup"))152 Ω(output.TestCases[0].FailureMessage.Message).Should(ContainSubstring(afterSuite.Failure.ComponentCodeLocation.String()))153 Ω(output.TestCases[0].FailureMessage.Message).Should(ContainSubstring(afterSuite.Failure.Location.String()))154 Ω(output.TestCases[0].Skipped).Should(BeNil())155 })156 })157 specStateCases := []struct {158 state types.SpecState159 message string160 // Only for SpecStatePanicked.161 forwardedPanic string162 }{163 {types.SpecStateFailed, "Failure", ""},164 {types.SpecStateTimedOut, "Timeout", ""},165 {types.SpecStatePanicked, "Panic", "artifical panic"},166 }167 for _, specStateCase := range specStateCases {168 specStateCase := specStateCase169 Describe("a failing test", func() {170 var spec *types.SpecSummary171 BeforeEach(func() {172 spec = &types.SpecSummary{173 ComponentTexts: []string{"[Top Level]", "A", "B", "C"},174 State: specStateCase.state,175 RunTime: 5 * time.Second,176 Failure: types.SpecFailure{177 ComponentCodeLocation: codelocation.New(0),178 Location: codelocation.New(2),179 Message: "I failed",180 ForwardedPanic: specStateCase.forwardedPanic,181 },182 }183 reporter.SpecWillRun(spec)184 reporter.SpecDidComplete(spec)185 reporter.SpecSuiteDidEnd(&types.SuiteSummary{186 NumberOfSpecsThatWillBeRun: 1,187 NumberOfFailedSpecs: 1,188 RunTime: testSuiteTime,189 })190 })191 It("should record test as failing", func() {192 output := readOutputFile()193 Ω(output.Name).Should(Equal("My test suite"))194 Ω(output.Tests).Should(Equal(1))195 Ω(output.Failures).Should(Equal(1))196 Ω(output.Time).Should(Equal(reportedSuiteTime))197 Ω(output.Errors).Should(Equal(0))198 Ω(output.TestCases[0].Name).Should(Equal("A B C"))199 Ω(output.TestCases[0].ClassName).Should(Equal("My test suite"))200 Ω(output.TestCases[0].FailureMessage.Type).Should(Equal(specStateCase.message))201 Ω(output.TestCases[0].FailureMessage.Message).Should(ContainSubstring("I failed"))202 Ω(output.TestCases[0].FailureMessage.Message).Should(ContainSubstring(spec.Failure.ComponentCodeLocation.String()))203 Ω(output.TestCases[0].FailureMessage.Message).Should(ContainSubstring(spec.Failure.Location.String()))204 Ω(output.TestCases[0].Skipped).Should(BeNil())205 if specStateCase.state == types.SpecStatePanicked {206 Ω(output.TestCases[0].FailureMessage.Message).Should(ContainSubstring("\nPanic: " + specStateCase.forwardedPanic + "\n"))207 Ω(output.TestCases[0].FailureMessage.Message).Should(ContainSubstring("\nFull stack:\n" + spec.Failure.Location.FullStackTrace))208 }209 })210 })211 }212 for _, specStateCase := range []types.SpecState{types.SpecStatePending, types.SpecStateSkipped} {213 specStateCase := specStateCase214 Describe("a skipped test", func() {215 var spec *types.SpecSummary216 BeforeEach(func() {217 spec = &types.SpecSummary{218 ComponentTexts: []string{"[Top Level]", "A", "B", "C"},219 State: specStateCase,220 RunTime: 5 * time.Second,221 }...
FailureMessage
Using AI Code Generation
1import "fmt"2type MyError struct {3}4func (e *MyError) Error() string {5 return fmt.Sprintf("at %v, %s", e.When, e.What)6}7func run() error {8 return &MyError{9 time.Now(),10 }11}12func main() {13 if err := run(); err != nil {14 fmt.Println(err)15 }16}17import "fmt"18func main() {19 err := fmt.Errorf("new error: %s", "some error")20 fmt.Println(err)21}22import (23func main() {24 err := fmt.Errorf("new error: %s", "some error")25 err = errors.Wrap(err, "error occurred")26 fmt.Println(err)27}28import (29func main() {30 err := fmt.Errorf("new error: %s", "some error")31 err = errors.Wrapf(err, "error occurred: %s", "some error")32 fmt.Println(err)33}
FailureMessage
Using AI Code Generation
1import "fmt"2func main() {3 fmt.Println(types.FailureMessage())4}5import "fmt"6func main() {7 fmt.Println(types.FailureMessage())8}9import "fmt"10func main() {11 fmt.Println(types.FailureMessage())12}13import "fmt"14func main() {15 fmt.Println(types.FailureMessage())16}17import "fmt"18func main() {19 fmt.Println(types.FailureMessage())20}21import "fmt"22func main() {23 fmt.Println(types.FailureMessage())24}25import "fmt"26func main() {27 fmt.Println(types.FailureMessage())28}29import "fmt"30func main() {31 fmt.Println(types.FailureMessage())32}33import "fmt"34func main() {35 fmt.Println(types.FailureMessage())36}37import "fmt"38func main() {39 fmt.Println(types.FailureMessage())40}41import "fmt"42func main() {43 fmt.Println(types.FailureMessage())44}45import "fmt"46func main() {47 fmt.Println(types.FailureMessage())48}49import "fmt"50func main() {51 fmt.Println(types.FailureMessage())52}53import "fmt"54func main() {55 fmt.Println(types.FailureMessage
FailureMessage
Using AI Code Generation
1import "fmt"2type FailureMessage struct {3}4func (f *FailureMessage) SetMessage(message string) {5}6func (f *FailureMessage) GetMessage() string {7}8func main() {9 f := &FailureMessage{}10 f.SetMessage("Hello World")11 fmt.Println(f.GetMessage())12}13import "fmt"14type FailureMessage struct {15}16func (f *FailureMessage) SetMessage(message string) {17}18func (f *FailureMessage) GetMessage() string {19}20func main() {21 f := &FailureMessage{}22 f.SetMessage("Hello World")23 fmt.Println(f.GetMessage())24}25import "fmt"26type FailureMessage struct {27}28func (f *FailureMessage) SetMessage(message string) {29}30func (f *FailureMessage) GetMessage() string {31}32func main() {33 f := &FailureMessage{}34 f.SetMessage("Hello World")35 fmt.Println(f.GetMessage())36}37import "fmt"38type FailureMessage struct {39}40func (f *FailureMessage) SetMessage(message string) {41}42func (f *FailureMessage) GetMessage() string {43}44func main() {45 f := &FailureMessage{}46 f.SetMessage("Hello World")47 fmt.Println(f.GetMessage())48}49import "fmt"50type FailureMessage struct {51}52func (f *FailureMessage) SetMessage(message string) {53}54func (f *FailureMessage) GetMessage() string {55}56func main() {57 f := &FailureMessage{}58 f.SetMessage("Hello World")59 fmt.Println(f.GetMessage())60}61import "fmt"62type FailureMessage struct {63}64func (f *FailureMessage) SetMessage(message string) {65}66func (f *FailureMessage) GetMessage() string {67}68func main()
FailureMessage
Using AI Code Generation
1import "fmt"2type types struct {3}4func (t types) FailureMessage() string {5}6func main() {7 t := types{num: 1, str: "hello"}8 fmt.Println(t.FailureMessage())9}
FailureMessage
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 instance := types.New()4 message := instance.FailureMessage()5 fmt.Println(message)6}7import (8type Types struct {9}10func New() *Types {11 return &Types{}12}13func (t *Types) FailureMessage() error {14 return errors.New("Error")15}16import (17func main() {18 instance := types.New()19 message := instance.FailureMessage()20 fmt.Println(message)21}22import (23type Types struct {24}25func New() *Types {26 return &Types{}27}28func (t *Types) FailureMessage() error {29 return errors.New("Error")30}31import (32func main() {33 instance := types.New()34 message := instance.FailureMessage()35 fmt.Println(message)36}37import (38type Types struct {39}40func New() *Types {41 return &Types{}42}43func (t *Types) FailureMessage() error {44 return errors.New("Error")45}
FailureMessage
Using AI Code Generation
1import "fmt"2func main() {3 types := []string{"1", "2", "3", "4"}4 for _, v := range types {5 fmt.Println(v)6 }7}8import "fmt"9func main() {10 types := []string{"1", "2", "3", "4"}11 for _, v := range types {12 fmt.Println(v)13 }14}15import "fmt"16func main() {17 types := []string{"1", "2", "3", "4"}18 for _, v := range types {19 fmt.Println(v)20 }21}22import "fmt"23func main() {24 types := []string{"1", "2", "3", "4"}25 for _, v := range types {26 fmt.Println(v)27 }28}29import "fmt"30func main() {31 types := []string{"1", "2", "3", "4"}32 for _, v := range types {33 fmt.Println(v)34 }35}36import "fmt"37func main() {38 types := []string{"1", "2", "3", "4"}39 for _, v := range types {40 fmt.Println(v)41 }42}43import "fmt"44func main() {45 types := []string{"1", "2", "3", "4"}46 for _, v := range types {47 fmt.Println(v)48 }49}50import "fmt"51func main() {52 types := []string{"1", "2", "3", "4"}53 for _, v := range types {54 fmt.Println(v)55 }56}
FailureMessage
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 myType := types.NewGomegaMatcher("Hello")4 fmt.Println(myType.FailureMessage("Hello"))5}6import (7func main() {8 myType := types.NewGomegaMatcher("Hello")9 fmt.Println(myType.FailureMessage("Hello"))10}
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