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Sorry to keep pestering

Is there a way to test private functions of my actor class?

I need to test the functions of an actor class but have no idea

Is there a way I can run some code that will set a timer without an error?
I have some code that kicks off a timer (dont care about it for the test) and i get this error
FAIL internals:604:11: execution error, Value.prim: global_timer_set

Maybe some sort of mock, or just ignore the timer? what are my options

I have an actor class which looks like this

actor class Orchestrator() = this {
    let { phash } = Map;

    private stable var pool = Map.new<Principal, Types.CanisterInfo>();

    let management = Management.service(Constants.ManagementCanisterId);
    
    // Auth so that only server and admin can talk to this canister
    let admin = Principal.fromText("qcjer-cl7l3-dae");
    let game_controller = Principal.fromText("7k7-lqlgk-x56ep");
    private stable var admins = Vector.fromArray<Principal>([admin, game_controller]);

I then have some tests which look like this

var orchestrator = await Orchestrator();

let caller : Principal = Principal.fromText("wo5qg-ysjiq-5da");

let user1 : Principal = Principal.fromText("kufey-x4r");
let user2 : Principal = Principal.fromText("mm6ly-2yowe");
let user3 : Principal = Principal.fromText("wkvns-5prta");
var admins : Vector<Principal> = Vector.fromArray([caller, user1, user2]);

func resetMocks() : () {
  admins := Vector.fromArray([caller, user1, user2]);
};


await suite(
  "createEvent",
  func() : async () {
    await test(
      "setEventWasm works correctly",
      func() : async () {
        resetMocks();


        let oldEventWasm = await orchestrator.getEventWasm();

The getEventWasm function requires admin verification so i need to change the admins in my Orchestrator actor class to include this principal wo5qg-ysjiq-5da. have you got a good way of suggesting how I do this? I could pass it as an argument to my actor orchestrator class when i create it i suppose but i was wondering if there might be a better way to do it

I've noticed a small typo in the readme.md file, specifically in the code snippet provided for expect.option. The typo is in the variable name used in the example for an optional custom type. The variable is declared as "val", but later referenced as "v". This might cause confusion for users trying to understand or run the example code.

expect.option

  // ... previous code ...
  
  let val = ?{x = 1; y = 2};
  
  expect.option(v, showMyType, equalMyType).notEqual(null);
  expect.option(v, showMyType, equalMyType).isSome(); // != null
  expect.option(v, showMyType, equalMyType).equal(?{x = 1; y = 2});

Is there way to run a test and have it print out details?
If i use Debug.trap, i get a message but its stop execution of the other tests
Do I just do and if statement, then Debug.print, then assert false?