If I have nested describe groups in my test file and a test fails, all but the innermost description of the failed test is shown with the text colour the same as the background colour. I’ve tried changing the background colour, but the problem persists. So if I have (from the tutorial I’m following, but with an intentional error - and I can’t work out how to get code indented in this forum!):
fullAdderTests =
describe "Full adder"
[ describe "When both inputs are 0"
[ test "and carry-in is 0 too, then both sum and carry-out are 0" <|
\_ ->
fullAdder 0 0 0
|> Expect.equal { carry = 0, sum = 0 }
, test "and carry-in is 1 then the sum is 1 and the carry-out is 0" <|
\_ ->
fullAdder 0 0 1
|> Expect.equal { carry = 0, sum = 0 }
]
-- more descriptions and tests
]
then all I see is:
elm-test 0.19.1-revision5
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Running 22 tests. To reproduce these results, run: elm-test --fuzz 100 --seed 358144159470230 tests\RippleCarryAdderTests.elm
and carry-in is 1 then the sum is 1 and the carry-out is 0
{ carry = 0, sum = 1 }
│
│ Expect.equal
│
{ carry = 0, sum = 0 }
TEST RUN FAILED
If I select the blank area, then I can see the hidden
RippleCarryAdderTests
Full adder
When both inputs are 0
How do I get it to show the hidden lines?
(I’m using ConEmu on Windows 10 - because I can’t get elm-test to work in PowerShell).