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It took a lot of time to understand this broken test
--- FAIL: TestClickEvent (0.00s) Location: click_test.go:70 Error: Not equal: 2 (expected) != 2 (actual)
and the reason was that those values had different types: int32 and int.
int32
int
Would be really good to return a proper error message.
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Maybe if both values are the same, we include the type? Or include the type always?
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👍 this behavior changed recently and caused very confusing test failures
Making it more strict about types is good, but doing so without printing types is bad!
👍 on this creating confusing test failures and needing to be fixed
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It took a lot of time to understand this broken test
and the reason was that those values had different types:
int32
andint
.Would be really good to return a proper error message.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: