Re: [jasmine-js] Can a failing expectation end a spec?

[Davis W. Frank]

There is now way to do this today.

There's a feature request for this and I think a story in the backlog for it.

--dwf

On Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 8:30 PM, Doug Reeder <reed...@gmail.com> wrote:

I've got a spec that includes

expect(jig.webXhr.status).toBe(200);

expect(jig.webXhr.getResponseHeader("Content-Type")).toBe("text/html");

expect(jig.webResponse).toMatch(/<title>Zap Photoshare/);

Is there a way to specify that, if the first expect() fails, no other expects in this spec should be run?

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thx,

--dwf

[Aaron Mcleod]

You should probably put them in separate it blocks. Keep one expectation per test. That way you will see which fails and which succeeds

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[Doug Reeder]

I separate expectations to the extent possible, but if the server doesn't return 200 OK, there's no point checking the response body.

For now I've enclosed the latter expectations in an if statement, which works, but is ugly.

-- Sent from my Palm Pre 2

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