expect_sucess()
and expect_failure()
check that there's at least
one success or failure respectively.
expect_snapshot_failure()
records the failure message so that you can
manually check that it is informative.
expect_no_success()
and expect_no_failure()
check that are no
successes or failures.
Use show_failure()
in examples to print the failure message without
throwing an error.
expect_success(expr)expect_no_success(expr)
expect_failure(expr, message = NULL, ...)
expect_snapshot_failure(expr)
expect_no_failure(expr)
show_failure(expr)
Code to evalute
Check that the failure message matches this regexp.
Other arguments passed on to expect_match()
.