Ivan Kurnosov
Ivan Kurnosov
Correct `@dataProvider` does work, but it was tricky to find out the issue, since the original error message was lost and not informative was output
@yugenekr, as long as there are at least two of us I will try to provide a pull-request then
Well, for me phpunit 3.6.10 (just a phpunit without selenium, in similar case) behaves even worse - it just skips the test with issue without any notifications.
No it doesn't but I cannot see how we now should document the methods. Is there a proper explanation of how to do that using that weird syntax? :-S
Happy to deliver a PR with implementation if dev team agrees this feature is welcome :-) Proposed behaviour: `--groups=` (assuming it's defined as a `IntSliceVar`) should result to `[]int{}`.
@eldiener yeah, I've been thinking on this as well: every bugfix always is a breaking change of some sort.
So guys, do you need any additional input from me yet? I'm not sure if it's me here blocking it or not.
> I expect a fair amount of pushback from users of Boost.DateTime How this would happen though? The bug was there for at least 6 (six) years without literally any...
Which means there will be no way to parse timezone strings in boost. Okay.
Btw, I checked the code once again: even if you fix the documentation the class name ``` posix_time_zone ``` still will be misleading, since it does not represent a POSIX...