> It was required at the time to fix apparent expectation leakage between
> successive tests. But seemingly isn't needed today.
Whatever happened I think you misinterpreted it. The test object is torn down and destructed after each test (and that verifies the expectations). Could you have been seeing a race between satisfying the expectation and the tear down and destruction of the test object?
> It was required at the time to fix apparent expectation leakage between
> successive tests. But seemingly isn't needed today.
Whatever happened I think you misinterpreted it. The test object is torn down and destructed after each test (and that verifies the expectations). Could you have been seeing a race between satisfying the expectation and the tear down and destruction of the test object?