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For example, I want to assert a command which only have specific stdout but does not have any stderr message. Currently, I have to write .stdout("msg").stderr("") or stdout("").stderr("error msg").
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This feels very specific to me which makes me lean to not adding these.
One reason why it feels very specific is generally a test should verify one requirement and I suspect there are few applications where you have to have only one or neither to check most requirements.
For example, I want to assert a command which only have specific stdout but does not have any stderr message. Currently, I have to write
.stdout("msg").stderr("")
orstdout("").stderr("error msg")
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: