= assert_repeated
Assertions that run multiple times, used to smoke-test or randomly probe a function with a large domain.
assert_repeatedly_true(1000) do
expected = rand(100)
actual = decrypt(encrypt(expected))
expected == actual
end
assert_repeatedly_false(10) do
!she_loves_me
end
assert_repeatedly(100_000, /awesome/) do
"writing tests is awesome!"
end
This is way better than running assert in a loop because it doesn't blow up the assertion counter:
45 tests, 1089 assertions, 0 failures, 0 errors
== Note on Patches/Pull Requests
== Copyright
Copyright (c) 2009 Bryce Kerley and Todd Willey.
DO WHATEVER YOU WANT WITH THIS SOFTWARE; see LICENSE for details.
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