Martin Grünbaum
Martin Grünbaum
I think a very strong point of AVA (and tape) is precisely that there are few assertions by default - this reduces the amount of 'magic' that occurs, and reduces...
@novemberborn But then you don't get the values for `actual` and `expected`, just a true or false value. That makes it (potentially) harder to debug. That depends on what you're...
Ah, my bad -- was thinking of `tape` when it comes to that.
@marcsaegesser - I've forked ScalaCheck and implemented the needed changes myself. However, I recommend against using my fork, unless you very specifically only do sequential tests (i.e. don't make use...
@rickynils I mean a cleaned up version of my existing implementation. In other words: Should I do a PR with my existing, sequentially working version, and then we can iterate...
I'll try and cobble together a PR for this during the weekend, so it can be glossed over. It changes the signature of run() and nextState(), but should not change...
I never got around to this, as my thesis ended and I got distracted. @rickynils do you want a dump of what I wrote? I probably won't have time to...
@jpgneves Note that my fork of ScalaCheck is something like 200 commits behind master, as I haven't touched this since September 2016. And so I wouldn't (necessarily) recommend using it....
Thanks! That seems to have done it. This should probably be added to the readme =)
@gilbsgilbs Did you ever make a PR to DefinitelyTyped ?