Improve test output readability, reducing redundant logs#552
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Thanks! Sounds good to me.
Thanks for including the screenshot
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This is a minor improvement to the readability of test results.
Currently, using
#expect(output.contains(expectedChunk))causes the entire content of output to be displayed.Since this content is already being printed to the console just before the check, it creates redundant and cluttered output, which makes it difficult to analyze results from the CLI.
I have adjusted the
#expectcalls to include the necessary context without letting the macro evaluate and print the full variable content.Images