If it's really just for simple tests can't you use...

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[karelpeeters]

If it's really just for simple tests can't you use assert(a == b) { "a wasn't equal to b" } from the stdlib?

[nathanchere_slack]

I'm trying assert, it at least compiles without using junit which i didn't expect, but it doesn't appear to do anything?

[nathanchere_slack]

assert(1==2) { "one not equal 2" }

[nathanchere_slack]

it runs

[nathanchere_slack]

but does nothing

[nathanchere_slack]

trying

println(solve("x"))
assert(2==2) { "two not equal 2" }
assert(1==2) { "one not equal 2" }
println(solve("y"))

and i just get

x
y

[nathanchere_slack]

solve just returns whatever you pass in for the moment

[karelpeeters]

Huh really? I'll test that in a minute.

[nathanchere_slack]

ok it works when using kotlinc

[nathanchere_slack]

gives a stack trace though so i'll probably still use a reinvent the wheel test wrapper to give a more concise output

[nathanchere_slack]

thanks for the help though 🙂

[karelpeeters]

Ah okay, good luck!