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package assertions

import "github.com/luci/luci-go/common/testing/assertions"

Package assertions is designed to be a collection of `.` importable, goconvey compatible testing assertions, in the style of "github.com/smartystreets/assertions".

Due to a bug/feature in goconvey[1], files in this package end in `_tests.go`.

This is a signal to goconvey's internal stack traversal logic (used to print helpful assertion messages) that the assertions in this package should be considered 'testing code' and not 'tested code', and so should be skipped over when searching for the first stack frame containing the code under test.

[1]: https://github.com/smartystreets/goconvey/pull/316

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doc.go error_tests.go grpc.go proto_tests.go

func ShouldBeLikeStatus Uses

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func ShouldBeLikeStatus(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldBeLikeStatus asserts that *status.Status `actual` has code `expected[0]`, that the actual message has a substring `expected[1]` and that the status details in expected[2:] as present in the actual status.

len(expected) must be at least 1.

Example: 

// err must have a NotFound status
So(s, ShouldBeLikeStatus, codes.NotFound)

// and its message must contain "item not found"
So(s, ShouldBeLikeStatus, codes.NotFound, "item not found")

// and it must have a DebugInfo detail.
So(s, ShouldBeLikeStatus, codes.NotFound, "item not found", &errdetails.DebugInfo{Details: "x"})

func ShouldBeRPCAborted Uses

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func ShouldBeRPCAborted(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldBeRPCAborted asserts that "actual" is an error that has a gRPC code value of codes.Aborted.

One additional "expected" string may be optionally included. If included, the gRPC error's message is asserted to contain the expected string.

func ShouldBeRPCAlreadyExists Uses

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func ShouldBeRPCAlreadyExists(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldBeRPCAlreadyExists asserts that "actual" is an error that has a gRPC code value of codes.AlreadyExists.

One additional "expected" string may be optionally included. If included, the gRPC error's message is asserted to contain the expected string.

func ShouldBeRPCFailedPrecondition Uses

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func ShouldBeRPCFailedPrecondition(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldBeRPCFailedPrecondition asserts that "actual" is an error that has a gRPC code value of codes.FailedPrecondition.

One additional "expected" string may be optionally included. If included, the gRPC error's message is asserted to contain the expected string.

func ShouldBeRPCInternal Uses

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func ShouldBeRPCInternal(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldBeRPCInternal asserts that "actual" is an error that has a gRPC code value of codes.Internal.

One additional "expected" string may be optionally included. If included, the gRPC error's message is asserted to contain the expected string.

func ShouldBeRPCInvalidArgument Uses

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func ShouldBeRPCInvalidArgument(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldBeRPCInvalidArgument asserts that "actual" is an error that has a gRPC code value of codes.InvalidArgument.

One additional "expected" string may be optionally included. If included, the gRPC error's message is asserted to contain the expected string.

func ShouldBeRPCNotFound Uses

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func ShouldBeRPCNotFound(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldBeRPCNotFound asserts that "actual" is an error that has a gRPC code value of codes.NotFound.

One additional "expected" string may be optionally included. If included, the gRPC error's message is asserted to contain the expected string.

func ShouldBeRPCOK Uses

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func ShouldBeRPCOK(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldBeRPCOK asserts that "actual" is an error that has a gRPC code value of codes.OK.

Note that "nil" has an codes.OK value.

One additional "expected" string may be optionally included. If included, the gRPC error's message is asserted to contain the expected string.

func ShouldBeRPCPermissionDenied Uses

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func ShouldBeRPCPermissionDenied(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldBeRPCPermissionDenied asserts that "actual" is an error that has a gRPC code value of codes.PermissionDenied.

One additional "expected" string may be optionally included. If included, the gRPC error's message is asserted to contain the expected string.

func ShouldBeRPCUnauthenticated Uses

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func ShouldBeRPCUnauthenticated(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldBeRPCUnauthenticated asserts that "actual" is an error that has a gRPC code value of codes.Unauthenticated.

One additional "expected" string may be optionally included. If included, the gRPC error's message is asserted to contain the expected string.

func ShouldBeRPCUnknown Uses

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func ShouldBeRPCUnknown(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldBeRPCUnknown asserts that "actual" is an error that has a gRPC code value of codes.Unknown.

One additional "expected" string may be optionally included. If included, the gRPC error's message is asserted to contain the expected string.

func ShouldContainErr Uses

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func ShouldContainErr(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldContainErr checks if an `errors.MultiError` on the left side contains as one of its errors an `error` or `string` on the right side. If nothing is provided on the right, checks that the left side contains at least one non-nil error. If nil is provided on the right, checks that the left side contains at least one nil, even if it contains other errors.

Equivalent to calling ShouldErrLike on each `error` in an `errors.MultiError` and succeeding as long as one of the ShouldErrLike calls succeeds.

To avoid confusion, explicitly rejects the special case where the right side is an `errors.MultiError`.

func ShouldErrLike Uses

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func ShouldErrLike(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldErrLike compares an `error` or `string` on the left side, to an `error` or `string` on the right side.

If the righthand side is omitted, this expects `actual` to be nil.

If a singular righthand side is provided, this expects the stringified `actual` to contain the stringified `expected[0]` to be a substring of it.

Example: 

// Usage                          Equivalent To
So(err, ShouldErrLike, "custom")    // `err.Error()` ShouldContainSubstring "custom"
So(err, ShouldErrLike, io.EOF)      // `err.Error()` ShouldContainSubstring io.EOF.Error()
So(err, ShouldErrLike, "EOF")       // `err.Error()` ShouldContainSubstring "EOF"
So(nilErr, ShouldErrLike)           // nilErr ShouldBeNil
So(nilErr, ShouldErrLike, nil)      // nilErr ShouldBeNil
So(nonNilErr, ShouldErrLike, "")    // nonNilErr ShouldNotBeNil

func ShouldHaveAppStatus Uses

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func ShouldHaveAppStatus(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldHaveAppStatus asserts that error `actual` has an application-specific status and it matches the expectations. See ShouldBeLikeStatus for the format of `expected`. See appstatus package for application-specific statuses.

func ShouldHaveGRPCStatus Uses

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func ShouldHaveGRPCStatus(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldHaveGRPCStatus asserts that error `actual` has a GRPC status and it matches the expectations. See ShouldBeStatusLike for the format of `expected`. The status is extracted using status.FromError.

func ShouldHaveRPCCode Uses

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func ShouldHaveRPCCode(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldHaveRPCCode is a goconvey assertion, asserting that the supplied "actual" value has a gRPC code value and, optionally, errors like a supplied message string.

If no "expected" arguments are supplied, ShouldHaveRPCCode will assert that the result is codes.OK.

The first "expected" argument, if supplied, is the gRPC codes.Code to assert.

A second "expected" string may be optionally included. If included, the gRPC error message is asserted to contain the expected string using convey.ShouldContainSubstring.

func ShouldPanicLike Uses

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func ShouldPanicLike(function interface{}, expected ...interface{}) (ret string)

ShouldPanicLike is the same as ShouldErrLike, but with the exception that it takes a panic'ing func() as its first argument, instead of the error itself.

func ShouldResembleProto Uses

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func ShouldResembleProto(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldResembleProto asserts that given two values that contain proto messages are equal by comparing their types and ensuring they serialize to the same text representation.

Values can either each be a proto.Message or a slice of values that each implement proto.Message interface.

func ShouldResembleProtoJSON Uses

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func ShouldResembleProtoJSON(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldResembleProtoJSON is like ShouldResembleProto, but expected is protobuf text. actual must be a message. A slice of messages is not supported.

func ShouldResembleProtoText Uses

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func ShouldResembleProtoText(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldResembleProtoText is like ShouldResembleProto, but expected is protobuf text. actual must be a message. A slice of messages is not supported.

func ShouldUnwrapTo Uses

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func ShouldUnwrapTo(actual interface{}, expected ...interface{}) string

ShouldUnwrapTo asserts that an error, when unwrapped, equals another error.

The actual field will be unwrapped using errors.Unwrap and then compared to the error in expected.

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