Best Kotest code snippet using io.kotest.assertions.throwables.AnyThrowableHandling.shouldNotThrowMessage
shouldNotThrowMessage
Using AI Code Generation
1shouldNotThrowMessage ( "Some message" ) { throw Exception ( "Some message" ) }2shouldNotThrowMessage ( "Some message" ) { throw Error ( "Some message" ) }3shouldNotThrowMessage ( "Some message" ) { throw Throwable ( "Some message" ) }4shouldNotThrowMessage ( "Some message" ) { throw AssertionError ( "Some message" ) }5shouldNotThrowMessage ( "Some message" ) { throw RuntimeException ( "Some message" ) }6shouldNotThrowMessage ( "Some message" ) { throw IllegalArgumentException ( "Some message" ) }7shouldNotThrowMessage ( "Some message" ) { throw IllegalStateException ( "Some message" ) }8shouldNotThrowMessage ( "Some message" ) { throw NullPointerException ( "Some message" ) }9shouldNotThrowMessage ( "Some message" ) { throw IndexOutOfBoundsException ( "Some message" ) }10shouldNotThrowMessage ( "Some message" ) { throw UnsupportedOperationException ( "Some message" ) }11shouldNotThrowMessage ( "Some message" ) { throw ClassCastException ( "Some message" ) }12shouldNotThrowMessage ( "Some message" ) { throw NumberFormatException ( "Some message" ) }
shouldNotThrowMessage
Using AI Code Generation
1val test = { throw IllegalArgumentException("boom") }2val ex = shouldNotThrowMessage<IllegalArgumentException> {3test()4}5val test = { throw IllegalArgumentException("boom") }6val ex = shouldNotThrowMessage<IllegalArgumentException> {7test()8}9val test = { throw IllegalArgumentException("boom") }10val ex = shouldNotThrowMessage<IllegalArgumentException> {11test()12}13val test = { throw IllegalArgumentException("boom") }14val ex = shouldNotThrowMessage<IllegalArgumentException> {15test()16}17val test = { throw IllegalArgumentException("boom") }18val ex = shouldNotThrowMessage<IllegalArgumentException> {19test()20}21val test = { throw IllegalArgumentException("boom") }22val ex = shouldNotThrowMessage<IllegalArgumentException> {23test()24}25val test = { throw IllegalArgumentException("boom") }26val ex = shouldNotThrowMessage<IllegalArgumentException> {27test()28}29val test = { throw IllegalArgumentException("boom") }30val ex = shouldNotThrowMessage<IllegalArgumentException> {31test()32}33val test = { throw IllegalArgumentException("boom") }34val ex = shouldNotThrowMessage<IllegalArgumentException> {35test()36}
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