> On Mar 8, 2022, at 5:17 PM, Bill Ricker via Boston-pm <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
> or the post-modern *Test2::Tools::Exception* 's *dies*()
>
> like(
> dies { die 'xxx' },
> qr/xxx/,
> "Got exception"
> );
If you’re not looking per se at dying, but warnings, there is an equivalent for
warnings.
In particular, I have the following test to test something about a module I
wrote (this is part of a larger test file):
use Test2::V0;
use Test2::Tools::Spec;
use MGH_Biostat::Locale::POCatalog;
describe 'lookup' => sub {
…
tests 'invalid_lang' => sub {
…
is(
warnings { $ret = $catalog->lookup( 'inv', 'test' ); },
[ match qr/^Language inv not supported./ ],
'invalid language warns'
);
};
};
Test2::Tools::Spec is what adds the extra ‘describe’ and ‘tests’ keywords.
Test2::V0 imports all the various keywords like ‘is’ and ‘warnings’, etc.
With regards to your initial question, I thought that “prove” did print out a
summary of everything passing ok?
Ricky
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