Fixes tests' incorrect use of .throw() assertion #6455
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Proposed changes
This fixes some bad test cases. (Some minor refactoring was required for the tests that were failing.)
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Further comments
A couple open questions/concerns about the changes I made:
p.debug = true;
... Unless we can live with that, a better way might be to add an argument togetParser()
that takes a boolean (or an options hash), which could allow us to pass along the debug flag in a cleaner way. What do you think?Reviewers: @imurchie, @jlipps, ...
As pointed out in #6451, there are many test cases that do
should[.not].throw
instead ofshould[.not].throw()
, which isincorrect and will never fail.
This fixes those incorrect uses of the method as well as refactors/fixes
the tests that turned out to be actually failing.