Crate soft_test_failures

This crate trackes assertions during the execution of a test, delaying panicks until the end of execution. This ensures that if two assertions were to fail, the first does not clobber the second. This is most useful when writing large tests with many assertions that may begin to fail simultaneously, as you can pinpoint exactly which ones failed.

Usage

Replace your normal assert!() assertions with expect!() from this crate. At the end of your test, call let_fail!()

#[test]
fn expect_failures() {
    let x = 4;
    let y = "is not";
    let z = 5;
    expect!(2 + 2 == 5, "{} surely {} {}", x, y, z);
    expect!(1 + 1 == 2);
    expect!(3 - 7 == -4);
    expect!(3 - 7 == -3);
    let_fail!();
}

Macros

• expect
  Tracks a failed condition like an assertion, but allows test execution to continue.
• let_fail
  Panics if at least one expect!() failed, thus failing the test.