• Zardoz (11/11) May 05 2021 I'm bit confusing. I have a branch of Silly with a few

Zardoz <luis.panadero gmail.com> writes:

I'm bit confusing. I have a branch of Silly with a few 
improvements. One begin able to differentiate from a test failure 
from a test error (on the same way that xunit/junit does).

So, the test code works fine using the boring, old assert 
expression that throws an AssertError (ie, if is a AssertError, 
count as failed test. Anything else it's count as test error). 
However, there it's a big problem... All assert libraries (or at 
least the active & updated assert libraries) throws a simple 
Exception or extends from Exception. Not from AssertError.
Why ? Not should they use AssertError to throw that assertion has 
failed ?