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specta commented on June 28, 2024

Provide a way to get the complete spec description at runtime

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dblock commented on June 28, 2024

This is needed for dblock/ios-snapshot-test-case-expecta#2.

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dblock commented on June 28, 2024

Update: here's how you do it, thx @orta

SPTXCTestCase *test = [[NSThread currentThread] threadDictionary][SPTCurrentTestCaseKey];
NSString *specName = NSStringFromClass([test class]);
SPTExample *compiledExample = [test spt_getCurrentExample];
[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@/%@", specName, compiledExample.name];

If you want a sanitized version, see https://github.com/dblock/ios-snapshot-test-case-expecta/blob/master/EXPMatchers%2BFBSnapshotTest.m#L67

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jspahrsummers commented on June 28, 2024

@dblock FWIW, test should be self within the actual definition of a spec.

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dblock commented on June 28, 2024

@jspahrsummers So, self is a EXPExpect, and [self testCase] does return an SPTXCTestCase, but [test spt_getCurrentExample] then always returns null. You can try to modify https://github.com/dblock/ios-snapshot-test-case-expecta/blob/master/EXPMatchers%2BFBSnapshotTest.m#L67 if you want to play with this.

Ideally, I think those methods should be on an SPTXCTestCase, (should be able to get the SPTExample from the test case as well, which is backwards).

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