Best Kotest code snippet using io.kotest.assertions.throwables.CovariantThrowableHandling.shouldThrow
shouldThrow
Using AI Code Generation
1shouldThrow<SomeException> {2}3shouldThrow<Throwable> {4}5shouldThrow<SomeException> {6}7shouldThrow<Throwable> {8}9shouldThrow<SomeException> {10}11shouldThrow<Throwable> {12}13shouldThrow<SomeException> {14}15shouldThrow<Throwable> {16}17shouldThrow<SomeException> {18}19shouldThrow<Throwable> {20}21shouldThrow<SomeException> {22}23shouldThrow<Throwable> {24}25shouldThrow<SomeException> {26}
shouldThrow
Using AI Code Generation
1shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {2}3shouldThrow<RuntimeException> {4}5shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {6}7shouldThrow<RuntimeException> {8}9shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {10}11shouldThrow<RuntimeException> {12}13shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {14}15shouldThrow<RuntimeException> {16}17shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {18}19shouldThrow<RuntimeException> {20}21shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {22}23shouldThrow<RuntimeException> {24}25shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {26}27shouldThrow<RuntimeException> {28}
shouldThrow
Using AI Code Generation
1shouldThrow<Throwable> { throw IllegalArgumentException("hello") }2shouldNotThrow<Throwable> { throw IllegalArgumentException("hello") }3shouldNotThrowAny<Throwable> { throw IllegalArgumentException("hello") }4shouldNotThrowAny<Throwable> { throw IllegalArgumentException("hello") }5shouldNotThrowAny<Throwable> { throw IllegalArgumentException("hello") }6shouldNotThrowAny<Throwable> { throw IllegalArgumentException("hello") }7shouldNotThrowAny<Throwable> { throw IllegalArgumentException("hello") }8shouldNotThrowAny<Throwable> { throw IllegalArgumentException("hello") }9shouldNotThrowAny<Throwable> { throw IllegalArgumentException("hello") }10shouldNotThrowAny<Throwable> { throw IllegalArgumentException("hello") }11shouldNotThrowAny<Throwable> { throw IllegalArgumentException("hello") }12shouldNotThrowAny<Throwable> { throw IllegalArgumentException("hello") }13shouldNotThrowAny<Throwable> { throw IllegalArgumentException("hello") }
shouldThrow
Using AI Code Generation
1shouldThrow<Exception> {2throw IllegalArgumentException("hello")3}4shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {5throw IllegalArgumentException("hello")6}7shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {8throw Exception("hello")9}10shouldThrow<Exception> {11throw Exception("hello")12}13shouldThrow<Exception> {14throw IllegalArgumentException("hello")15}16shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {17throw IllegalArgumentException("hello")18}19shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {20throw Exception("hello")21}22shouldThrow<Exception> {23throw Exception("hello")24}25shouldThrow<Exception> {26throw IllegalArgumentException("hello")27}28shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {29throw IllegalArgumentException("hello")30}31shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {32throw Exception("hello")33}34shouldThrow<Exception> {35throw Exception("hello")36}37shouldThrow<Exception> {38throw IllegalArgumentException("hello")39}40shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {41throw IllegalArgumentException("hello")42}43shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {
shouldThrow
Using AI Code Generation
1val ex = shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {2throw IllegalArgumentException("Hello")3}4println(ex.message)5val ex = shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {6throw IllegalArgumentException("Hello")7}8println(ex.message)9val ex = shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {10throw IllegalArgumentException("Hello")11}12println(ex.message)13val ex = shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {14throw IllegalArgumentException("Hello")15}16println(ex.message)17val ex = shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {18throw IllegalArgumentException("Hello")19}20println(ex.message)21val ex = shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {22throw IllegalArgumentException("Hello")23}24println(ex.message)25val ex = shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {26throw IllegalArgumentException("Hello")27}28println(ex.message)29val ex = shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {30throw IllegalArgumentException("Hello")31}32println(ex.message)33val ex = shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {34throw IllegalArgumentException("Hello")35}36println(ex.message)37val ex = shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {38throw IllegalArgumentException("Hello")39}40println(ex.message)41val ex = shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {42throw IllegalArgumentException("Hello")43}44println(ex.message)45val ex = shouldThrow<IllegalArgumentException> {46throw IllegalArgumentException("Hello")47}48println(ex.message)
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