ExpectedException for AnnotationSpec

[LeoColman]

In the same line of #522, JUnit has a parameter in @Test called expected
This parameter verifies that the test threw an Exception or a subclass of it.

For example:

@Test(expected = FooException::class)
fun foo() {
    throw FooException() // Test passes
}

@Test(expected = BarException::class)
fun bar() {
    println("Bar?")  // Test fails, BarException wasn't thrown
}

Should we also support it?

[sksamuel]

Yes I suppose for AnnotationSpec we should.

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On Mon, 7 Jan 2019, 11:37 Kerooker ***@***.*** wrote: In the same line of #522 <#522>, JUnit has an Annotation called Expected. This annotation verifies that the test threw an Exception or a subclass of it. For example: @expected(FooException::class) @test fun foo() { throw FooException() // Test passes } @expected(BarException::class) @test fun bar() { println("Bar?") // Test fails, BarException wasn't thrown } Should we also support it? — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#527>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAtZGpuGt1-iRZAuXLu9yybY6xN5EdPCks5vAzGBgaJpZM4ZzWLJ> .