jpmschweitzerandClaude Opus 4.6
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Vendor gdUnit4 for Godot 4 client testing (D-030). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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8.2 KiB
GDScript
259 lines
8.2 KiB
GDScript
# GdUnit generated TestSuite
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class_name GdUnitIntAssertImplTest
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extends GdUnitTestSuite
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# TestSuite generated from
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const __source = 'res://addons/gdUnit4/src/asserts/GdUnitIntAssertImpl.gd'
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func test_is_null() -> void:
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assert_int(null).is_null()
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(23).is_null()) \
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.is_failed() \
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.starts_with_message("Expecting: '<null>' but was '23'")
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func test_is_not_null() -> void:
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assert_int(23).is_not_null()
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(null).is_not_null()) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting: not to be '<null>'")
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func test_is_equal() -> void:
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assert_int(23).is_equal(23)
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(23).is_equal(42)) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '42'\n but was\n '23'")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(null).is_equal(42)) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '42'\n but was\n '<null>'")
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func test_is_not_equal() -> void:
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assert_int(null).is_not_equal(42)
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assert_int(23).is_not_equal(42)
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(23).is_not_equal(23)) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '23'\n not equal to\n '23'")
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func test_is_less() -> void:
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assert_int(23).is_less(42)
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assert_int(23).is_less(24)
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(23).is_less(23)) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting to be less than:\n '23' but was '23'")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(null).is_less(23)) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting to be less than:\n '23' but was '<null>'")
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func test_is_less_equal() -> void:
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assert_int(23).is_less_equal(42)
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assert_int(23).is_less_equal(23)
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(23).is_less_equal(22)) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting to be less than or equal:\n '22' but was '23'")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(null).is_less_equal(22)) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting to be less than or equal:\n '22' but was '<null>'")
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func test_is_greater() -> void:
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assert_int(23).is_greater(20)
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assert_int(23).is_greater(22)
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(23).is_greater(23)) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting to be greater than:\n '23' but was '23'")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(null).is_greater(23)) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting to be greater than:\n '23' but was '<null>'")
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func test_is_greater_equal() -> void:
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assert_int(23).is_greater_equal(20)
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assert_int(23).is_greater_equal(23)
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(23).is_greater_equal(24)) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting to be greater than or equal:\n '24' but was '23'")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(null).is_greater_equal(24)) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting to be greater than or equal:\n '24' but was '<null>'")
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func test_is_even() -> void:
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assert_int(12).is_even()
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(13).is_even()) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '13' must be even")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(null).is_even()) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '<null>' must be even")
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func test_is_odd() -> void:
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assert_int(13).is_odd()
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(12).is_odd()) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '12' must be odd")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(null).is_odd()) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '<null>' must be odd")
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func test_is_negative() -> void:
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assert_int(-13).is_negative()
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(13).is_negative()) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '13' be negative")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(null).is_negative()) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '<null>' be negative")
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func test_is_not_negative() -> void:
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assert_int(13).is_not_negative()
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(-13).is_not_negative()) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '-13' be not negative")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(null).is_not_negative()) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '<null>' be not negative")
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func test_is_zero() -> void:
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assert_int(0).is_zero()
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(1).is_zero()) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n equal to 0 but is '1'")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(null).is_zero()) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n equal to 0 but is '<null>'")
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func test_is_not_zero() -> void:
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assert_int(null).is_not_zero()
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assert_int(1).is_not_zero()
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(0).is_not_zero()) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n not equal to 0")
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func test_is_in() -> void:
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assert_int(5).is_in([3, 4, 5, 6])
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# this assertion fail because 7 is not in [3, 4, 5, 6]
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(7).is_in([3, 4, 5, 6])) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '7'\n is in\n '[3, 4, 5, 6]'")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(null).is_in([3, 4, 5, 6])) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '<null>'\n is in\n '[3, 4, 5, 6]'")
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func test_is_not_in() -> void:
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assert_int(null).is_not_in([3, 4, 6, 7])
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assert_int(5).is_not_in([3, 4, 6, 7])
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# this assertion fail because 7 is not in [3, 4, 5, 6]
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(5).is_not_in([3, 4, 5, 6])) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '5'\n is not in\n '[3, 4, 5, 6]'")
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func test_is_between(fuzzer := Fuzzers.rangei(-20, 20)) -> void:
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var value: int = fuzzer.next_value()
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assert_int(value).is_between(-20, 20)
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func test_is_between_must_fail() -> void:
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(-10).is_between(-9, 0)) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '-10'\n in range between\n '-9' <> '0'")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(0).is_between(1, 10)) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '0'\n in range between\n '1' <> '10'")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(10).is_between(11, 21)) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '10'\n in range between\n '11' <> '21'")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(null).is_between(11, 21)) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Expecting:\n '<null>'\n in range between\n '11' <> '21'")
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func test_must_fail_has_invlalid_type() -> void:
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(3.3)) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("GdUnitIntAssert inital error, unexpected type <float>")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(true)) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("GdUnitIntAssert inital error, unexpected type <bool>")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int("foo")) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("GdUnitIntAssert inital error, unexpected type <String>")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(Resource.new())) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("GdUnitIntAssert inital error, unexpected type <Object>")
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func test_override_failure_message() -> void:
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assert_object(assert_int(314).override_failure_message("error")).is_instanceof(GdUnitIntAssert)
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@warning_ignore("unsafe_method_access")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(314)\
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.override_failure_message("Custom failure message") \
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.is_null()) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("Custom failure message")
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func test_append_failure_message() -> void:
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assert_object(assert_int(314).append_failure_message("error")).is_instanceof(GdUnitIntAssert)
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@warning_ignore("unsafe_method_access")
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(314) \
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.append_failure_message("custom failure data") \
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.is_zero()) \
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.is_failed() \
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.has_message("""
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Expecting:
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equal to 0 but is '314'
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Additional info:
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custom failure data""".dedent().trim_prefix("\n"))
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# tests if an assert fails the 'is_failure' reflects the failure status
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func test_is_failure() -> void:
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# initial is false
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assert_bool(is_failure()).is_false()
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# checked success assert
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assert_int(0).is_zero()
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assert_bool(is_failure()).is_false()
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# checked faild assert
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assert_failure(func() -> void: assert_int(1).is_zero()) \
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.is_failed()
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assert_bool(is_failure()).is_true()
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# checked next success assert
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assert_int(0).is_zero()
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# is true because we have an already failed assert
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assert_bool(is_failure()).is_true()
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# should abort here because we had an failing assert
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if is_failure():
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return
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assert_bool(true).override_failure_message("This line shold never be called").is_false()
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