Best Kluent code snippet using org.amshove.kluent.MultiAssertionError.formatException
AssertionErrors.kt
Source: AssertionErrors.kt
...10 append(errors.size).append(" assertions")11 }12 append(" failed:\n")13 if (errors.size == 1) {14 append(formatException(errors[0]))15 stacktraces.throwableLocation(errors[0])?.let {16 append("at ").append(it)17 }18 } else {19 for ((i, err) in errors.withIndex()) {20 append(formatException(err, i))21 stacktraces.throwableLocation(err)?.let {22 append("at ").append(it).append('\n')23 }24 }25 }26 }27 private fun formatException(error: Throwable, errorIndex: Int? = null): String {28 return if (errorIndex == null) {29 if (error.message == null) {30 ""31 } else {32 "${error.message!!}\n"33 }34 } else {35 "${errorIndex + 1}) ${error.message}\n"36 }37 }38 }39}40actual fun assertionError(error: Throwable): Throwable {41 val message = buildString {...
formatException
Using AI Code Generation
1val errors = MultiAssertionError()2try {3errors.assertAll {4it("should be 2") { 1 shouldBe 2 }5it("should be 3") { 1 shouldBe 3 }6}7} catch (e: AssertionError) {8println(e.formatException())9}
formatException
Using AI Code Generation
1 assertFailsWith<MultiAssertionError> {2 list shouldContain listOf(1, 2, 3)3 }.formatException() shouldBe "The following assertions failed:\n" +4 assertFailsWith<MultiAssertionError> {5 list shouldContain listOf(1, 2, 3)6 }.formatException() shouldBe "The following assertions failed:\n" +7 assertFailsWith<MultiAssertionError> {8 list shouldContain listOf(1, 2, 3)9 }.formatException() shouldBe "The following assertions failed:\n" +10 assertFailsWith<MultiAssertionError> {11 list shouldContain listOf(1, 2, 3)12 }.formatException() shouldBe "The following assertions failed:\n" +
formatException
Using AI Code Generation
1val exception = FormatException()2val error = MultiAssertionError()3val result = error.formatException(exception)4val exception = FormatException()5val error = MultiAssertionError()6val result = error.formatException(exception)7val exception = FormatException()8val error = MultiAssertionError()9val result = error.formatException(exception)10val exception = FormatException()11val error = MultiAssertionError()12val result = error.formatException(exception)13val exception = FormatException()14val error = MultiAssertionError()15val result = error.formatException(exception)16val exception = FormatException()17val error = MultiAssertionError()18val result = error.formatException(exception)19val exception = FormatException()20val error = MultiAssertionError()21val result = error.formatException(exception)22val exception = FormatException()23val error = MultiAssertionError()24val result = error.formatException(exception)25val exception = FormatException()26val error = MultiAssertionError()27val result = error.formatException(exception)28val exception = FormatException()29val error = MultiAssertionError()30val result = error.formatException(exception)
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