John Arundel
John Arundel
I noticed something unexpected when using the standalone `testscript` tool: ``` testscript -work testdata/script/echo.txtar temporary work directory: /var/folders/q3/ybqqxyh92yd0yc865zqk0vpm0000gn/T/testscript2448880374 temporary work directory for testdata/script/echo.txtar: /private/var/folders/q3/ybqqxyh92yd0yc865zqk0vpm0000gn/T/go-test-script652423740/script-script ``` It prints out _two_ working...
The widget doesn't seem to be connecting to my FreeAgent account correctly, and that may be because the domain has changed from `freeagent.com` to `freeagentcentral.com`.
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There has been some valuable proposal work and prototyping on HTTP support for `script`, notably in #3, #73 , and #72. However, I haven't yet seen a design that looks...
Firstly, thanks for Terratest—it's _fantastic_. I've already used it successfully to write some integration tests for Terraform modules. However, these are _very slow_. That's not Terratest's fault; it just takes...
I ran `fargate task list`. ``` panic: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference [signal SIGSEGV: segmentation violation code=0x1 addr=0x8 pc=0x166dafa] goroutine 1 [running]: github.com/jpignata/fargate/ecs.(*ECS).CreateCluster(0xc0000bd220, 0x1a7f1f0, 0x37, 0x0,...
Mentors can't see test cases. I assume the student can see the test cases, as it would make life rather difficult for them if they couldn't, but I can't! For...
TL;DR have `txtar-c` include an optional test script in the archive it creates. ## Use case Suppose we want to use the marvellous `testscript` runner to run a given script...
I realise this applies to upstream too: it's a little confusing that you can't `mv` files into a directory the same way you can with `cp`: ```txt mkdir new #...
Consider the familiar: ```go want := "goodbye" got := "hello" if !cmp.Equal(want, got) { t.Error(cmp.Diff(want, got)) } ``` which produces: ``` -goodbye +hello ``` Now compare this to what `testscript`...
Several people have noted that the behaviour of `Stdout` is a bit puzzling when there's an error in the pipe, especially for beginners: it just prints nothing! Unless the program...