On Friday, March 3, 2017 at 7:18:27 AM UTC+8, schuster wrote:
> The problem is that a test-case expression runs a test immediately; it does
> not return a test object to be run later. In your case, the test runs while
> my-test-case is being defined, then no test at all actually runs
> (my-test-case is just #<void>).
I did figure out that I need to wrap test-cases in test-suites soon after I
posted the message, as it is usually the case :-). Thanks for clarifying that
test-case runs immediately. In my case, the tests are in a separate file and I
only run the file when I want to run the tests, so it is hard to tell the
difference.
I still think the output from "rack test" is somewhat confusing. In one of my
test files the output is:
raco test: (submod "test/df-test.rkt" test)
3 success(es) 0 failure(s) 0 error(s) 3 test(s) run
0
75 tests passed
What the above means is that 3 test suites were run and there were 75 checks in
total (not sure what the line with the single 0 means). However, the way the
message is printed out implies that 3 tests were run and 75 passed. Perhaps
the message could be updated to say:
raco test: (submod "test/df-test.rkt" test)
3 success(es) 0 failure(s) 0 error(s) 3 test suite(s) run
0
75 checks passed
Best Regards,
Alex.
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