error in testcode

[Dr. Lincy Jim]

Hi all,

I have included the following lines of code

if b.ConsentProvided {

        var t string

        if bl.Status != StatusExpired && bl.Status != StatusCancelled {

            t = fmt.Sprintf("Consent to share information by %s", bl.RequestedBy) //lchangetest1

            if len(bl.RequestedBy) == 0 {

                t = "Consent to share information"

            }

        } else {

            t = "Consent to share information"

        }

how to write a test code for this 

I wrote

func TestProvisionhistory(t *testing.T) {

bl := BookingListing {

Status:            "Expired"}

var thh = b1.provisionHistory(t.Booking)

    if thh.Status != StatusExpired && thh.Status != StatusCancelled {

        t.Error("Fail")

    } else {

        t.Error("True")

    }

Booking listing is a struct

What am  I doing wrong?

thanking in advance

[Brian Candler]

Can you make a complete, runnable example which demonstrates the problem, on play.golang.org, and post the link here?

[Dr. Lincy Jim]

I did

func TestProvisionhistory(t *testing.T) {

type fields struct {

        Status            Status

        Type              BookingType

        Updated           time.Time

        History           []BookingHistory

        

    }

    type args struct {

        b *Booking

    }

    tests := []struct {

        name   string

        fields fields

        args   args

    

for _, tt := range tests {

        t.Run(tt.name, func(t *testing.T) {

            bl := &BookingListing{

Status:            tt.fields.Status}

if bl.Status == StatusExpired && bl.Status != StatusCancelled {

                t.Error("expecting status of bookinglisting to be active")

            }

 

            bl.provisionHistory(tt.args.b)

        })

    }

}

now i am getting  ok in the terminal

is this all that is required from writing If b1.status test code

Thanks and Regards/-

Dr.Lincy Elizebeth Jim,

On Mon, Mar 29, 2021 at 6:20 PM Brian Candler <b.ca...@pobox.com> wrote:

Can you make a complete, runnable example which demonstrates the problem, on play.golang.org, and post the link here?

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[Brian Candler]

Sorry, but that is not a complete, self-contained piece of code that I can run.