soft-assert 1.0.1 → 1.0.3
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module SoftAssert
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class SoftAssertionError < Minitest::Assertion
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message = "Soft Assertion\n#{errors.join("\n\n")}\n"
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--- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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authors:
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- Ashitha Rao
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The Soft Assert gem enhances testing capabilities with flexible assertion methods.Unlike traditional assertions, Soft Assert does not interrupt test execution on failure. Instead, it logs errors and continues testing, allowing you to identify and review all failures simultaneously. This gem integrates smoothly with leading testing frameworks, including Minitest and Test::Unit, making comprehensive testing more efficient.
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To utilize Soft Assert effectively, simply use its assertion methods during testing. Then, conclude with SoftAssert.assert_all to review and fail the test if any failures were captured.
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