zaptest/NewLogger: fail test on internal errors #566
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Can we make this an unexported method and have methods AssertFailed() and AssertPassed() rather than a boolean argument?
| // testLogSpy is a testing.TB that captures logged messages. | ||
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optional/can follow up:
this spy is only used internally, and I don't think any of the tests are concurrent, so we might be able to just remove the mutex.
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The spy is thread safe only because testing.TB is supposed to be thread-
safe, but yeah, I'll drop it.
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This expands the TestingT interface to a much larger subset of `testing.TB`. The following were left out: - `Error` and `Log` were left out in favor of `Errorf` and `Logf` - `Fatal*` methods were left out in favor of `Errorf` followed by `FailNow` - `Skip*` methods were left out because our test logger shouldn't be skipping tests - `Helper` was left out because not all supported verisons of Go have that
Zap's errorOutput is used exclusively to log internal errors. If this ever gets used in a test, something catastrophic happened and we should fail the test. This changes the logger returned by zaptest.NewLogger to implement this behavior by passing a `WriteSyncer` to `zap.ErrorOutput` that marks the test as failed upon being used. To test this, we set up a test logger and replace its core with one that will always fail to write.
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Zap's errorOutput is used exclusively to log internal errors. If this
ever gets used in a test, something catastrophic happened and we should
fail the test.
This changes the logger returned by zaptest.NewLogger to implement this
behavior by passing a
WriteSyncertozap.ErrorOutputthat marks thetest as failed upon being used.
To test this, we set up a test logger and replace its core with one that
will always fail to write.