On Tuesday, 10 September 2024 at 01:04:15 UTC, Jonathan M Davis
wrote:
When I run it locally, assertThrown passes as expected for test
case 5, and the same happens on run.dlang.io, so nothing in my
specific setup is making it pass when it normally wouldn't.
So, unless you verified that your example failed (and since you
forgot to include that enum, I suspect you didn't), I would
guess that whatever your problem is went away when you reduced
the code to provide the example for your question.
I would note however, that the message for the AssertError that
you provided
did not come from assertThrown, since while assertThrown does
take the file
and line number from the caller, its message starts with
"assertThrown failed:", whereas your error message was the
generic message
that you get from an assertion failure. So, whatever is going
wrong in your
code, assertThrown is not determining that your code didn't
throw and then
throwing an AssertError. It looks like an assertion on line
#283 of whatever
code you actually ran (which is clearly longer than the example
you
provided, since it's not that long) is failing.
- Jonathan M Davis
Ah! *(forehead slap)* Thank you! It was actually an assert in the
immediately following unittest block failing (which I hadn't
added a message to). I should have tried my reduced version
before posting.
Thanks,
Kookman
