Add Expected Failures #88
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September 14, 2016 13:42
…ures (options.expect_fail) - this enhances its use for integration test cases. Additionally added a spacing argument to JSON.stringify when printing messages, so output is human-readable even when objects are returned.
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That'll teach me to do quick-and-dirty edits. Giving this a proper coat of polish; will update PR afterwards. |
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September 14, 2016 14:38
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And in the course of actually reading things, I now see how lambda_invoke can be used in integration tests, even for expected failure cases. I'll go ahead and add the appropriate integration tests, but if this PR is deemed unhelpful, feel free to discard it. |
…ows (lfs previously mismatched, causing equals assertion to fail)
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As the commit message mentions, this adds an expect_fail option. The expectation is that this could be used in an "integration test" suite, of sorts.