Adding get_input() to types that already have public as_str() 🏷️ #890
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Hello Pest team.
This PR is a followup to my last PR Merging Spans ♻️ #887.
In this last PR, I have introduced a getter for
Spanin order to be able to access the privateinputfield of aSpan. This allows to access the original input string without having to pass its reference everywhere in function arguments. In my personal project, I use this feature to be able to mergeSpans.There is no reason not to add this function to other types that also have this private field and a public
as_str()function. I have added meaningful doc and tests and runcargo fmt.I also renamed my tests to all have different names, making test debugging via commands like
cargo test <get_input_test> -- --nocapturenon-ambiguous.