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This is a great package and i'd like to use it, but I have an issue that's making it basically impossible to use :/
I've setup this test:
propertySpec::IOConnection->Spec
propertySpec conn = describe "follows best practices"$do
it "doesn't return 500"$do
withServantServer api sserver $\url ->
serverSatisfies api url stdArgs (not500 <%>mempty)
where
sserver =do
c <- conn
pure$ server c
And i'm calling it from hspec like this:
hspec $ propertySpec $dopure conn
And the output i'm receiving on a failed response is:
Failures:
src/Servant/QuickCheck/Internal/QuickCheck.hs:146:11:
1) follows best practices doesn't return 500
Failed:
Nothing
To rerun use: --match "/follows best practices/doesn't return 500/"
I've looked at the code and can't really make out why and how it's printing Nothing there, but trying with another property ( for example getsHaveCacheControlHeader ) it outputs the request and response as it should ( with the Show instance for PredicateFailure ).
I'm using version 0.0.8.0 of the package, the stack build tool, on NixOS. Happens on other Linux distros as well, without nix.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
src/Servant/QuickCheck/Internal/Equality.hs:26:32: error:
• Could not deduce (Eq (Response b)) arising from a use of ‘==’
from the context: Eq b
bound by the type signature for:
allEquality :: forall b. Eq b => ResponseEquality b
at src/Servant/QuickCheck/Internal/Equality.hs:25:1-41
• In the first argument of ‘ResponseEquality’, namely ‘(==)’
In the expression: ResponseEquality (==)
In an equation for ‘allEquality’:
allEquality = ResponseEquality (==)
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26 | allEquality = ResponseEquality (==)
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Hello,
This is a great package and i'd like to use it, but I have an issue that's making it basically impossible to use :/
I've setup this test:
And i'm calling it from hspec like this:
And the output i'm receiving on a failed response is:
I've looked at the code and can't really make out why and how it's printing Nothing there, but trying with another property ( for example
getsHaveCacheControlHeader
) it outputs the request and response as it should ( with theShow
instance forPredicateFailure
).I'm using version
0.0.8.0
of the package, the stack build tool, on NixOS. Happens on other Linux distros as well, without nix.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: