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Tarantool test framework written in Lua
This patch adds the `assert_items_exclude(actual, expected, message)` matcher. This matcher can be useful, for example, to verify that gc is working correctly.
Now if I run a cluster that contains: 2 routers, 3 storages, 1 manager, etc I see all logs. But all tests runs only one host! I want watching only...
It's really annoying that `assert_covers` isn't recursive: ```lua t.assert_covers({x = 1, y = 2}, {x = 1}) -- ok t.assert_covers({x = {a = 1, b = 2}}, {x = {a...
Tarantool: 3.1+ Reproducer: Create a following test: ```Lua local server = require('luatest.server') local t = require('luatest') local g = t.group() g.before_all(function() g.server = server:new({alias = 'master'}) g.server:start() end) g.after_all(function() g.server:stop()...
In #10210 [^1] the test was silently ignored by the `luatest` since it is not containing the `test_` prefix. I propose to warn if a test contains functions without `test_`...
I get strange output if i run tests with -R flag and one of the tests fails. See repro. **Repro** Install luatest: ```shell tt rocks install luatest ``` Version: ```shell...
`Server:grep_log()` fails to find the log file if the instance was created with `config_file`. To reproduce the issue, take any Tarantool test using `test.config-luatest.cluster` and try to use `grep_log` in...
Instead of configuring Tarantool test servers to write logs both to stdout and a file using the tee command, let's write all logs to stderr only and make the output...
Consider the following test case: ```lua local t = require('luatest') local server = require('luatest.server') local g = t.group() g.before_each(function(cg) cg.server = server.new() cg.server:start() end) g.after_each(function(cg) cg.server:drop() end) g.test_grep_log = function(cg)...
Please remove the hooks and the logic around: https://github.com/tarantool/luatest/blob/b44612090a33cf7e8ea56af897ebc89e50380589/luatest/cluster.lua#L351-L353 The testing framework should be universal, but these hooks limit it to some specific case. As example, I can't: 1. I...
