Start adopting swift-testing #2048
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Motivation: swift-testing has a number of advantages over XCTest (parameterisation, organisation, failure messages etc.), we should start using it instead of XCTest. Modifications: - Convert the MethodConfig coding tests - Convert the Status tests - Convert the Metadata tests - Convert the Timeout - Add a dependency on swift-testing on Linux (this can be removed when it's included as part of the toolchain) - Fixed a couple of bugs found by additional testing Results: Fewer bugs, better tests
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Closing in favour of separate PRs per test area. |
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Motivation:
swift-testing has a number of advantages over XCTest (parameterisation, organisation, failure messages etc.), we should start using it instead of XCTest.
Modifications:
Results:
Fewer bugs, better tests