Hi,
I can't get "assert:description:resumable:true" to work and I'm clueless as to why. That and if it is working, I can't tell the difference between it and "assert:description:resumable:false".
My test is simple .. I have a class JunkTest which is a subclass of TestCase. JunkTest has the following methods
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JunkTest>>testJunk | anArray | anArray := #(1 2 3 4 5 6). anArray do:[ :item | self assert:(item even) description:(item asString) resumable:true. ].
JunkTest>>isLogging ^true
JunkTest>>failureLog ^Transcript
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Now I bring up Transcript. (its empty) Now I bring up TestRunner. I select the package which contains JunkTest, highlight JunkTest and only JunkTest and click Run Selected.
I get a result that I have 1 test that was run and 1 failure (its yellow). Below is the JunkTest>>testJunk method. In the Transcript, the only thing which was printed out was '1'. No more. So it only executed the first iteration and the stopped because it failed.
If I try to run Selected again the same thing occurs.
Now if I double-click the listed method, it will run bring up a window asking me to "Proceed" "Abandon" "Debug". It's titled "ResumableTestFailure:1". I click proceed and I get another window stating, "ResumableTestFailure:3". I click proceed and I get another window stating, "ResumableTestFailure:5".
In the Transcript window I now have printed out"1<newline>3<newline>5<newline"
Now if I change the resumable: argument to false, the only difference between the two, is that when the debugger window appears when I double click on the actual test method, instead of it being titled ResumableTestFailure, its titled TestFailure.
As far as I can tell everything else is identical.
I don't get it... what am I doing wrong? My understanding of resumable:true, is that when I select the JunkTest class and hit Run Selected, it should run through all iterations and spit out 1<newline>3<newline>5<newline> to the transcript and then pop the testJunk method in the area where failures are shown. But its always terminating after the first iteration no matter what.
I'm using Squeak 3.10 on Windows.. but I tested it on Squeak 3.9 on Mac OS X and the behaviour is the same.
Thanks,
Eric