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An invalid amount of arguments were specified for a Suite
Suite initialisers accept only one, two, or three arguments, as shown by the following snippets:
one-arguments.js
two-arguments.js
three-arguments.js
1
// 1 arguments
2
suite
(
'name'
,
function
(
suite
)
{
3
suite
(
'an immediate suite'
,
function
(
suite
,
test
)
{
4
test
(
'an immediate test'
,
function
(
)
{
}
)
5
}
)
6
}
)
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1
// 2 arguments
2
suite
(
'name'
,
function
(
suite
,
test
)
{
3
test
(
'an immediate test'
,
function
(
)
{
}
)
4
}
)
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1
// 3 arguments
2
suite
(
'name'
,
function
(
suite
,
test
,
done
)
{
3
setTimeout
(
function
(
)
{
4
test
(
'a delayed test'
,
function
(
)
{
}
)
5
done
(
)
6
}
,
1000
)
7
}
)
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This is to ensure a suite is not confused with a test.
Resolving this error involves checking your logic to ensure that you actually want to use a Suite:
if you do want to use a suite, then update the specified arguments to a combination mentioned above
if you don't want to use a suite, then you may want to use a test instead
An invalid amount of arguments were specified for a Test
Tests only accept zero or one arguments, as shown by the following snippets:
zero-arguments.js
one-arguments.js
1
// 0 arguments
2
test
(
'an immediate test'
,
function
(
)
{
3
// completes right away
4
}
)
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1
// 1 arguments
2
test
(
'an asynchronous test'
,
function
(
done
)
{
3
setTimeout
(
function
(
)
{
4
done
(
)
5
}
,
1000
)
6
}
)
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This is to ensure a test is not confused with a suite.
Resolving this error involves checking your logic to ensure that you actually want to use a Suite:
if you do want to use a test, then update the specified arguments to a combination mentioned above
if you don't want to use a test, then you may want to use a suite instead
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