Working on the tests in output-tests.lisp, I noticed that failures are being reported with expected and actual values backwards.
That is, when the runner says
blah evaluated to "foo" which is not string= to "bar"
... "foo" is actually the expected value and "bar" the actual, so the message ought to say:
blah evaluated to "bar" which is not string= to "foo".
Daniel
You know, this has been sort of annoying for a while but I never thought about fixing it until now. Just pushed a patch to the repository.
On Tue, Aug 28, 2012 at 12:24 AM, Daniel Gackle danielgackle@gmail.com wrote:
Working on the tests in output-tests.lisp, I noticed that failures are being reported with expected and actual values backwards.
That is, when the runner says
blah evaluated to "foo" which is not string= to "bar"... "foo" is actually the expected value and "bar" the actual, so the message ought to say:
blah evaluated to "bar" which is not string= to "foo".Daniel
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