Please leave your feedback on the t.try() assertion here.
it will be nice to see some new recipes on how this feature can be used like property based testing with jsverify, testcheck-js.
I've had a snippet how to use it with jsverify from a long time ago. I recently updated it for shipped t.try(). There are both variants for TS and JS. JS has one variant which is slightly nicer, but I cannot create types for it in TS.
https://gist.github.com/qlonik/9a297285284d71f7da47022f120ef4ad
@qlonik thanks, do you mind publishing it to npm?
My feedback is that I couldn't find the docs for the t.try assertion :confused: :laughing: :boom: :man_shrugging: :roll_eyes:
@mightyiam we have an issue for that though 馃槈 https://github.com/avajs/ava/issues/2247
This is one of the reasons it's an experimental feature. The code was done, things like our ESLint plugin weren't, and the same with the documentation.
I mean, it is a little bit hard to experiment with a feature you can't read about
This is now available without a flag in AVA 3.4.0!
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I mean, it is a little bit hard to experiment with a feature you can't read about