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I noticed while working on #49 that the tests seem not to be functioning correctly. Test failures do not result in cargo test failing.
It appears to be related to the #[should_panic] tests. If you comment out the last 2 #[should_panic] tests, then other tests which should fail do correctly show as failing. When the #[should_panic] tests are enabled, it appears from output in terminal that test execution stops early. Very weird!
I noticed while working on #49 that the tests seem not to be functioning correctly. Test failures do not result in
cargo test
failing.It appears to be related to the
#[should_panic]
tests. If you comment out the last 2#[should_panic]
tests, then other tests which should fail do correctly show as failing. When the#[should_panic]
tests are enabled, it appears from output in terminal that test execution stops early. Very weird!Please see repro case #51.
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