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Async test function attribute #2409
Async test function attribute #2409
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I don't know if there is a reliable way to test if the generate test actually gets run. If the macro regresses and omits the
attrs
and#[test]
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This is good as-is for now.
macrotest is a crate for that use case (example), but it's difficult to use with
#[futures_test::test]
, as it will show other code generated by#[test]
.