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Specify, more explicitly, the default behavior

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Michael Howell 2024-08-23 13:01:06 -07:00 committed by Michael Goulet
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@ -380,16 +380,15 @@ The `.js` file is like a module (except the loader takes care of
`FILTER_CRATE` can be left out (equivalent to searching "all crates"), but you `FILTER_CRATE` can be left out (equivalent to searching "all crates"), but you
have to specify `EXPECTED` or `PARSED`. have to specify `EXPECTED` or `PARSED`.
Additionally, the following magic comments are supported. By default, the test fails if any of the expected results are missing,
or if the results don't appear in the specified order.
The actual search results may, however, include results that aren't in the test.
To override this, specify any of the following magic comments.
Put them on their own line, without indenting. Put them on their own line, without indenting.
* `// exact-check`: If search results appear that aren't part of the test case, * `// exact-check`: If search results appear that aren't part of the test case,
then fail. By default, the test case will tolerate the engine returning more then fail.
results than specified. * `// ignore-order`: Allow search results to appear in any order.
* `// ignore-order`: By default, the entries in the test case must have a
matching order in the results. Setting this option allows you to test
filtering without also testing ranking, if you expect a test to be sensitive
to minor scoring changes.
* `// should-fail`: Used to write negative tests. * `// should-fail`: Used to write negative tests.
Standard library tests usually shouldn't specify `// exact-check`, since we Standard library tests usually shouldn't specify `// exact-check`, since we