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Nette Tester currently supports a new output format console-lines, which looks very nice and, IMHO, is the most informative of them all. An optimal combination of colors and information, as far as my human eyes go.
What I nevertheless miss is the names of individual methods that are running. The "log" output format has them, but is completely grey and thus less informative for a human to look at. The "console-lines" format doesn't have them.
As a result, the output is less informative:
· 1/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php FAIL in 0.00 s
· 2/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php FAIL in 0.00 s
· 3/12 User\CertificateTest.php FAIL in 0.00 s
· 4/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php OK in 1.33 s
· 5/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php OK in 0.71 s
· 6/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php OK in 0.70 s
· 7/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php OK in 0.34 s
· 8/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php OK in 0.34 s
· 9/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php OK in 0.39 s
I propose a wider format like this
· 1/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php (testCertificateList) FAIL in 0.00 s
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Nette Tester currently supports a new output format console-lines, which looks very nice and, IMHO, is the most informative of them all. An optimal combination of colors and information, as far as my human eyes go.
What I nevertheless miss is the names of individual methods that are running. The "log" output format has them, but is completely grey and thus less informative for a human to look at. The "console-lines" format doesn't have them.
As a result, the output is less informative:
· 1/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php FAIL in 0.00 s
· 2/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php FAIL in 0.00 s
· 3/12 User\CertificateTest.php FAIL in 0.00 s
· 4/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php OK in 1.33 s
· 5/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php OK in 0.71 s
· 6/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php OK in 0.70 s
· 7/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php OK in 0.34 s
· 8/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php OK in 0.34 s
· 9/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php OK in 0.39 s
I propose a wider format like this
· 1/12 Admin\CertificateTest.php (testCertificateList) FAIL in 0.00 s
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: