I'm trying to set up some tests with suspend functions, It works fine on JVM but I'm curious what people are doing for JS and native?

runBlocking exists in native. For JS, you can wrap the suspend function into a promise.

#kotest works on JVM and JS and everything is suspending by default (but I don’t think Native is supported yet)

I have

actual fun runTest(block: suspend (scope : CoroutineScope) -> Unit):
        dynamic = GlobalScope.promise { block(this) }

for my JS implementation but the test still just completes instead of failing like i'd expect. On JVM this is just runBlocking{} and it all performs how you would expect. What am I doing wrong?

@dan.the.man I don't think you should have it with the

actual

modifier.

In my common module I have

expect fun runTest(block: suspend (scope : CoroutineScope) -> Unit)

Yes I understand, but `expect`/`actual` is for identical signatures. It's not the case here as the JS one returns a promise in form of

dynamic

(Not sure why you return

dynamic

BTW)

I'm not entirely sure either, I've only done jvm kotlin before