Swift Testing Proposal: Polling Confirmations #2926
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…to evaluate the expression after it passes
I'm working on it, but macros are hard.
- Change the default timeout. - Change how unexpected thrown errors are treated. - Add future direction to add change monitoring via Observation - Add alternative considered of Just Use A While Loop - Add alternative considered for shorter default timeouts
- Include commenting on why not pure counts (i.e. why counts + interval) - Specify the configuration traits - Specify callsite configuration of counts + interval
… do not have a configurable clock
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New proposal for Swift Testing: Polling Confirmations.
These allow test authors to check that state updates over the course of some amount of time, in a very brute-force kind of way. Very helpful when there aren't other means of checking this available.