faketestingt

type FakeTestingT ¶

type FakeTestingT struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func New() *FakeTestingT

func (t *FakeTestingT) FailNow()

func (t *FakeTestingT) FailedNow() bool

func (t *FakeTestingT) GetSubtest(name string) *SubTest

func (t *FakeTestingT) Helper()

func (t *FakeTestingT) HelperCalls() int

func (t *FakeTestingT) LogOutput() []string

func (t *FakeTestingT) Logf(format string, args ...any)

func (t *FakeTestingT) Run(name string, fn func(*testing.T)) bool

type SubTest ¶

type SubTest struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

SubTest captures a subtest body so a test can run it on demand.

It deliberately knows nothing about testing.T's internals. An earlier version reached into unexported fields with reflect and unsafe to observe whether T.Parallel had been called; that observation is not available to any caller, and the private layout it depended on changes between Go releases. The laboratory exposes a seam for that instead.

func NewSubTest(subtest func(*testing.T)) *SubTest

func (s *SubTest) Failed() bool

func (s *SubTest) Run()