Clarify status and message in test runner spec#175
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Clarify status and message in test runner spec#175ErikSchierboom merged 7 commits intoexercism:mainfrom
status and message in test runner spec#175ErikSchierboom merged 7 commits intoexercism:mainfrom
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Consider the situation of: - The user submits a solution in a compiled language - The user's solution compiles without error - The first test passes, but the next test "produces an error" (for example, it raises an exception). In this case, the correct top-level status is `fail`, with one test-level status of `pass`, and one test-level status of `error`. But the previous wording could imply that a top-level status of `fail` is only correct if at least one test has the status `fail`.
The previous wording could imply that a per-test `message` property can only be present when the test `status` is `fail`.
To me, the previous wording implied that a top-level `status` of `error` is valid when at least one test "errors". But actually, if at least one test was "executed", the top-level status should be `pass` or `fail`.
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| - `pass`: The test passed | ||
| - `fail`: The test failed | ||
| - `error`: The test errored | ||
| - `error`: The test errored - that is, it did not return a value |
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I'm not happy with this, but I think we can do better than just "The test errored".
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Yeah this is good enough I feel
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Co-authored-by: Erik Schierboom <erik_schierboom@hotmail.com>
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@ee7 Happy about the current version? |
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@ErikSchierboom Yeah. Good enough for now, I think. |
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Reproducing the commit messages:
Clarify top-level
failin test runner specConsider the situation of:
example, it raises an exception).
In this case, the correct top-level status is
fail, with onetest-level status of
pass, and one test-level status oferror. Butthe previous wording could imply that a top-level status of
failis only correct if at least one test has the status
fail.Clarify per-test
messagein test runner specThe previous wording could imply that a per-test
messagepropertycan only be present when the test
statusisfail.Clarify top-level
errorin test runner specTo me, the previous wording implied that a top-level
statusoferroris valid when at least one test "errors". But actually, if at least one
test was "executed", the top-level status should be
passorfail.Try to clarify test-level
errorin test runner spec(Difficult).
I'm making this PR because in exercism/nim-test-runner#87 (comment) it was unclear to me what the expected
results.jsonis when a test errors.I wanted to incorporate Erik's clarification for a top-level
status:and for a test-level
status:because I think the current docs don't convey this.
I think
failvserrorcould be clearer elsewhere ininterface.mdtoo (I'd appreciate if someone could read through the fullinterface.mdcontents with this PR and help out), but I'll set this PR as non-draft in case we prefer to follow-up later.