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[orc-rt] Add testcase for Expected<Expected<T>> support. #161660

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25 changes: 25 additions & 0 deletions orc-rt/unittests/ErrorTest.cpp
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Expand Up @@ -409,6 +409,31 @@ TEST(ErrorTest, ExpectedError) {
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}

// Test that Expected<Expected<T>> works as expected.
TEST(ErrorTest, ExpectedExpected) {
{
// Test success-success case.
Expected<Expected<int>> E(Expected<int>(42), ForceExpectedSuccessValue());
EXPECT_TRUE(!!E);
cantFail(E.takeError());
auto EI = std::move(*E);
EXPECT_TRUE(!!EI);
cantFail(EI.takeError());
EXPECT_EQ(*EI, 42);
}

{
// Test "failure" success case.
Expected<Expected<int>> E(Expected<int>(make_error<StringError>("foo")),
ForceExpectedSuccessValue());
EXPECT_TRUE(!!E);
cantFail(E.takeError());
auto EI = std::move(*E);
EXPECT_FALSE(!!EI);
EXPECT_EQ(toString(EI.takeError()), "foo");
}
}

// Test that the ExitOnError utility works as expected.
TEST(ErrorTest, CantFailSuccess) {
cantFail(Error::success());
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