pub struct Case {
pub name: String,
pub outcome: String,
pub message: Option<String>,
pub location: Option<Location>,
pub retries: Option<u32>,
pub tier: Option<String>,
pub kind: Option<String>,
pub seed: Option<String>,
pub counterexample: Option<String>,
pub violation: Option<Violation>,
pub refusals: Option<Vec<Refusal>>,
pub duration_ms: Option<f64>,
}Fields§
§name: String§outcome: String"pass" / "fail" from a run, "skipped" for a case a remote run
skipped (#2138), or "discovered" in a --no-run
discovery document (the case was listed, not executed).
message: Option<String>§location: Option<Location>§retries: Option<u32>#2138 (track §3.6): how often --settle retried the case’s expects
in a remote run. Absent when it wasn’t retried.
tier: Option<String>The case’s effective tier, "unit", "integration" or "system"
(ADR 0153), attached from the compile’s case table: the suite kind
follows the module name and cannot say it. Appended last and omitted when
absent (a property has none), so a document without it keeps its layout.
kind: Option<String>A failed generative case: "property" or "history". Set with seed,
whatever the failure was, because a draw depends on the seed even when the
body threw something that is not an assertion. Follows tier; see the ADR
for appending optional Case fields.
seed: Option<String>The run’s root seed, as the 0x… text --seed accepts. With --case, it
reproduces the failed case’s stream.
counterexample: Option<String>The shrunk counterexample as the runner rendered it (p = 73, or the
shrunk sequence of a history), when shrinking produced one.
violation: Option<Violation>#2272: the invariant or transition a violated case named, when a violation
failed it. Appended after counterexample; absent otherwise.
refusals: Option<Vec<Refusal>>#2272: the steps of a failed history that an agent refused, each with the
declaration that refused it. A refusal is data on the step, not a failure of
its own, so violation does not say it. Appended after violation; absent
when no step was refused.
duration_ms: Option<f64>How long the case ran, in milliseconds, as its module measured it (#2267
stage 2). Never part of the JSON document, which stays deterministic; the
ndjson stream’s case event carries it, last.
Trait Implementations§
impl StructuralPartialEq for Case
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impl Freeze for Case
impl RefUnwindSafe for Case
impl Send for Case
impl Sync for Case
impl Unpin for Case
impl UnsafeUnpin for Case
impl UnwindSafe for Case
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