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It seems like mocha or maybe also the gradle plugin of Jetbrains is configured per default in a way that we see only the first line of an error in the terminal. We see the full message in the resulting gradle test report html though.
It would be nice, if we would see the whole message and not just the first line.
I am totally not sure how to do this, can only give the following hint, that it might be we can configure mocha somehow via the following (in samples/js/build.gradle)
I suggest you let /samples/js/src/test/kotlin/org/atriumlib/samples/mocha/SampleJsTest.kt fail on purpose (e.g. set toBe(2)) and run the sample afterwards:
cd samples/js
./gradlew buil
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Platform (all, jvm, js): js
Extension (none, kotlin 1.3): none
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It seems like mocha or maybe also the gradle plugin of Jetbrains is configured per default in a way that we see only the first line of an error in the terminal. We see the full message in the resulting gradle test report html though.
It would be nice, if we would see the whole message and not just the first line.
I am totally not sure how to do this, can only give the following hint, that it might be we can configure mocha somehow via the following (in samples/js/build.gradle)
I suggest you let /samples/js/src/test/kotlin/org/atriumlib/samples/mocha/SampleJsTest.kt fail on purpose (e.g. set
toBe(2)
) and run the sample afterwards:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: