Oliver Sheridan-Methven
Oliver Sheridan-Methven
If I were to write a failing test like: ```c Test(capturing_output, std_out, .init = redirect_all_stdout) { fprintf(stderr, "something"); cr_assert_stderr_eq_str("something else"); } ``` The I get the following output: ``` example...
When I try and have a test which looks to print output after having made assertions on redirected output, then the test crashes: ### Works ```c Test(capturing_output, std_output, .init =...
I think mostly this is a documentation issue, but I found when I was doing all the redirection tests with `stderr` everything was working fine (as in the docs), but...
Is there a flag or verbosity level I can set so I can see which tests were run, including the passing ones, broken down and enumerating all the subtests. Currently...
When I use [the `type` statement introduced in Python 3.12](https://docs.python.org/3/reference/simple_stmts.html#type), the docstring does not show. However, when I drop this the docstring shows up. Seems like a bug: ```python foo...
I have a function which warns but does not raise. The numpy style guide has a section specifically for `Warns`. However, the tool is raising a DOC502 error saying that...
For a class I may have a dunder method (e.g. `__contains__` or `__exit__`) where I may have some non-trivial behaviour that needs documenting. The tool currently does not check this...
I noticed when I did a dependency upgrade to some of the latest and greatest, that `mkdocs` was no longer watching for file changes. Eventually I narrows this down. With...