#ExUnit - Twitter Hashtag

over 1 year ago

You can simplify your test by using the context argument instead of pattern matching every variable in the setup to fetch what you need from it! Docs: https://t.co/UaPgaucd7W #myElixirStatus #TestingElixir #ExUnit

PendoTracey's tweet photo. You can simplify your test by using the context argument instead of pattern matching every variable in the setup to fetch what you need from it!
Docs: https://t.co/UaPgaucd7W
#myElixirStatus #TestingElixir #ExUnit https://t.co/l1r9TZjYUD

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ElixirConf Europe @ElixirConfEU

over 4 years ago

With #ExUnit we can run tests in parallel, but what if we want to distribute that parallel work across multiple nodes ? In this talk, @devoncestes discusses the changes we need to make for this to happen in his talk "Going Multi-Node with ExUnit" https://t.co/gBIBdgUUHf

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くまはち @eddie24751102

about 5 years ago

@eddie24751102 #Lightning スタイルシートでカスタマイズする https://t.co/3QeSxAdnj9 #css #exunit #html

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@ramalho.org lá na borboleta azul @ramalhoorg

about 7 years ago

Is there a standard way to do something like this #pytest code in #ExUnit? I want to provide a list of input tuples to a test function. Ideally, each input tuple should be reported as a separate test or subtest. @golang has a similar idea @elixirlang @elug_sp @renanranelli @nirev

ramalhoorg's tweet photo. Is there a standard way to do something like this #pytest code in #ExUnit? I want to provide a list of input tuples to a test function. Ideally, each input tuple should be reported as a separate test or subtest. @golang has a similar idea @elixirlang @elug_sp @renanranelli @nirev https://t.co/5RYQucFKEt

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Florin T. Pătrașcu🌻 @florin

about 7 years ago

#myelixirstatus - weekend #ElixirLang pet-project: FixEx: https://t.co/BCksJB2YDo - to help your #ExUnit tests, or your apps, integrate with external Ruby/Python scripts, for fun or profit or both 🤓 This is a very early version, feedback is appreciated ❤️

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Dmytro Nesteriuk @dnesteryuk

over 7 years ago

I wish #EmberJs's test environment had better stack trace. It takes significant time to understand where code fails. Especially, it is hard to work with #QUnit after awesome experience with #Rspec and #ExUnit.

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