Force a test to fail

[Leonardo Galani]

Hi there,

Is there a assert function that forces a test to fail.?

I know you can use assert_p to check component's values..  but it need something more.. i need to assert 2 values and if they are no the same.. i want to test to fail... (the values are the result of other values that i got from the app)...

In java+testng i would do something like that: assert.Fails("fail msg")

thks!

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Leonardo Barba Galani
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[Dakshinamurthy Karra]

Just use fail(message).

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[Leonardo Galani]

Looking through  rails i found ::Unit  and the assert_equals that can solve my problem.

The problem is that i can import that lib with  require 'test\unit\assertions'

i saw someone else already asked about it but he need to compare components.. i need to compare 2 values.. thats why i really need it :D

why marathon cant find that lib?

he can find "bigdecimal" but why not test\unit\assertions?

Thks!

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[Dakshinamurthy Karra]

I think it is because test is already used for the method name. Have a
look at playback.rb - there is a assert equals in there.

-- KD

[Dakshinamurthy Karra]

Try using / instead of \ and see whether it works.

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On Tuesday, April 19, 2011, Leonardo Galani <l...@leonardobg.com.br> wrote:

[Leonardo Galani]

No its not working..

either with '/' or '//' or '\' or '\\'.

This is a bug?

PS: im using marathon 3 beta 2, with last jruby version ( the path is defined on the project settings --> C:\jruby-1.6.0 )

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Leonardo Barba Galani
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[Dakshinamurthy Karra]

Are you able to load other modules that don't have 'test' in them. I
will check this out & post a reply.

[Leonardo Galani]

Its not a "module".. bigDecimal isnt a module.. (its on jruby folder and not on module folder) is a class with construtor that is basic on ruby language... it loads with no problem.. but and you use installed gem, marathon cant find it(on jruby directory).

[Dakshinamurthy Karra]

I was on SO in that discussion ;-)

That said including test/unit working fine for me - though I am using the bundled jruby.

Here is the script:

#{{{ Marathon

require_fixture 'default'

#}}} Marathon

require 'test/unit'

include Test::Unit::Assertions

def test

    # Marathon's assert_equals method

    assert_equals 'HELLO', 'hello'.upcase

    # JRuby's assert_equal method

    assert_equal 'HELLO', 'hello'.upcase

    assert_equal 'hello', 'hello'.upcase

end

HTH

-- KD

[Leonardo Galani]

Oh well.. LOL... i copy past jruby libs into marathon jruby lib and now i can call the test/unit/assertions

suposse it wasnt necessary once i filled the jruby folder on the project settings .. anyway

Thks DK