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The abbreviation feature (added in #214) seems to show no useful output for the following example
(require '[matcher-combinators.test :refer [match?]]) (require '[clojure.test :refer [is]]) ;; normal behavior (matcher-combinators.config/disable-abbreviation!) (is (match? [#{2}] [#{1 2}])) ;; => ;; expected: (match? [#{2}] [#{1 2}]) ;; actual: [#{(unexpected 1) 2}] ;; current abbreviation behavior (matcher-combinators.config/enable-abbreviation!) (is (match? [#{2}] [#{1 2}])) ;; => ;; expected: (match? [#{2}] [#{1 2}]) ;; actual: [...]
I would expect the abbreviation feature, when enabled, to give something more like for the (is (match? [#{2}] [#{1 2}])) mismatch:
(is (match? [#{2}] [#{1 2}]))
;; expected: (match? [#{2}] [#{1 2}]) ;; actual: [#{(unexpected 1) ...}]
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The abbreviation feature (added in #214) seems to show no useful output for the following example
I would expect the abbreviation feature, when enabled, to give something more like for the
(is (match? [#{2}] [#{1 2}]))
mismatch:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: