Currently most testing just involves running stuff and hoping than no errors come up.
That's good bu t it would be better to do something like rich which captures the console output and matches it to pre-defined strings.
This can be done by using pyinspect._rich.console (which will be released when dev is merged) and replace it with a Console recording the output to a io.StringIO object.
Currently most testing just involves running stuff and hoping than no errors come up.
That's good bu t it would be better to do something like rich which captures the console output and matches it to pre-defined strings.
This can be done by using
pyinspect._rich.console(which will be released whendevis merged) and replace it with aConsolerecording the output to aio.StringIOobject.