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Some kinds of errors cause PowerShell tests fail with completely no feedback other than "Time: 2277ms
Response received but no data was written to STDOUT or STDERR.".
I think this happens mostly on syntax errors, but I am not sure if it's the only kind of errors causing this, is it limited only to some snippets, etc.
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We're converting the NUnitXML, so that's probably why we get nothing if the test doesn't start. We can change how we run the tests if there's a way to capture the errors.
After the Invoke-Pester finishes, something takes care of processing the NUnit XML, right? Is it possible to check out the stdout/stderr if the report is not found, and present it as output of a test run?
I can check if/how such error is reported, I just do not know if it's possible to use stdout if there's no XML report.
I forgot the details, but ConvertTo-NUnitReport should be generating the NUnit XML. Then that's piped to ConvertTo-Codewars .
I don't think we do anything to the stderr.
Some kinds of errors cause PowerShell tests fail with completely no feedback other than "Time: 2277ms
Response received but no data was written to STDOUT or STDERR.".
Example: this kumite.
I think this happens mostly on syntax errors, but I am not sure if it's the only kind of errors causing this, is it limited only to some snippets, etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: