parse unexpected panics #70
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Reverting this because I believe it was actually fixed by #64! |
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Hey 👋
When a test panics (not due to an assertion failure - in my case due to an
unwraponErr), neotest-rust can't parse the output.So I added another attempt at parsing in case
message == nil. It's a bit hacky, but seems to work, at least in my case. 😅I've added a spec in which I copied the test output of my test case that was failing.
Unfortunately, I can't run
make testlocally, because I'm on NixOS and it tries to install the tree-sitter parser to the nix store.