Fix error message of assert_raise #32
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April 26, 2016 10:14
Since commit f6b140c assert_raise started using the second argument of assert for error messages. The error message was always "got nil instead". The reason is that the local variable "exception" only has a value in case of success. In case of failure its value is nil. This commit adds tests to catch the error and fixes assert_raise to construct the expected error message in case of failure.
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Since commit f6b140c
assert_raisestarted using the second argument ofassertfor error messages. The error message was always"got nil instead". The reason is that the local variableexceptiononly has a value in case of success. In case of failure its value isnil.This pull request adds a test for the error message of each assertion method (
assert,assert_equalandassert_raise) and fixesassert_raiseto construct the expected error message in case of failure.