Best Minitest_ruby code snippet using MyModule.test_refute_kind_of
test_minitest_assertions.rb
Source: test_minitest_assertions.rb
...860 assert_triggered 'Expected "blah" to not be an instance of String.' do861 @tc.refute_instance_of String, "blah"862 end863 end864 def test_refute_kind_of865 @tc.refute_kind_of Array, "blah"866 end867 def test_refute_kind_of_triggered868 assert_triggered 'Expected "blah" to not be a kind of String.' do869 @tc.refute_kind_of String, "blah"870 end871 end872 def test_refute_match873 @assertion_count = 2874 @tc.refute_match(/\d+/, "blah blah blah")875 end876 def test_refute_match_matcher_object877 @assertion_count = 2878 pattern = Object.new879 def pattern.=~ _; false end880 @tc.refute_match pattern, 5881 end...
test_refute_kind_of
Using AI Code Generation
1 assert_kind_of(String, 'abc')2 assert_kind_of(String, 'xyz')3 refute_kind_of(String, 1)4 refute_kind_of(String, nil)5 def assert_kind_of(exp, act, msg = nil)6 def refute_kind_of(exp, act, msg = nil)
test_refute_kind_of
Using AI Code Generation
1 assert_kind_of(MyModule, MyModule)2 refute_kind_of(MyModule, String)3 assert_kind_of(MyModule, MyModule)4 refute_kind_of(MyModule, String)5 assert_kind_of(MyModule, MyModule)6 refute_kind_of(MyModule, String)7 assert_kind_of(MyModule, MyModule)8 refute_kind_of(MyModule, String)
test_refute_kind_of
Using AI Code Generation
1 refute_kind_of(Class, 1)2 refute_kind_of(Class, 1, 'Message')3 refute_kind_of(Class, 1, 'Message') { 'Block' }4 refute_kind_of(Class, '1')
test_refute_kind_of
Using AI Code Generation
1 assert_kind_of(String, 'a string')2 assert_kind_of(Array, [1, 2, 3])3 refute_kind_of(String, 1)4 refute_kind_of(Array, 1)5 def assert_kind_of(expected, actual, msg = nil)6 assert(expected == actual.class, msg)7 def refute_kind_of(expected, actual, msg = nil)8 assert(expected != actual.class, msg)
test_refute_kind_of
Using AI Code Generation
1 refute_kind_of(String, 123, "123 is not a string")2 def refute_kind_of(expected, actual, msg=nil)3assert_not_kind_of(expected, actual, msg=nil)4assert_not_kind_of(String, 123, "123 is not a string")5assert_not_kind_of(String, "123", "123 is not a string")6assert_not_kind_of(expected, actual, msg=nil)7assert_not_kind_of(String, 123, "123 is not a string")8assert_not_kind_of(String, "123", "123 is not a string")9assert_not_kind_of(expected, actual, msg=nil)10assert_not_kind_of(String, 123, "123 is not a string")
test_refute_kind_of
Using AI Code Generation
1 assert_kind_of(MyModule, MyModule)2 refute_kind_of(MyModule, String)3 assert_kind_of(MyModule, MyModule)4 refute_kind_of(MyModule, String)5 assert_kind_of(MyModule, MyModule)6 refute_kind_of(MyModule, String)7 assert_kind_of(MyModule, MyModule)8 refute_kind_of(MyModule, String)
test_refute_kind_of
Using AI Code Generation
1 refute_kind_of(String, 123, "123 is not a string")2 def refute_kind_of(expected, actual, msg=nil)3assert_not_kind_of(expected, actual, msg=nil)4assert_not_kind_of(String, 123, "123 is not a string")5assert_not_kind_of(String, "123", "123 is not a string")6assert_not_kind_of(expected, actual, msg=nil)7assert_not_kind_of(String, 123, "123 is not a string")8assert_not_kind_of(String, "123", "123 is not a string")9assert_not_kind_of(expected, actual, msg=nil)10assert_not_kind_of(String, 123, "123 is not a string")
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