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Allow multiple expect() calls within one test

See original GitHub issue

Hi there,

are there any plans to support multiple expects in one test (similar to what jasmine offers)?

When:

    it('foo', function () {
      expect(3==2).to.be.true;
      expect(4==3).to.be.true;
      expect(4==2).to.be.true;
    });

Then: The test run should results in s.th. like:

AssertionError: expected false to be true
   ...
AssertionError: expected false to be true
   ...
AssertionError: expected false to be true
   ...

instead of just one AssertionError.

Regards, Leif

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Created 9 years ago
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djom202commented, Sep 4, 2018

Usually I use the & (and) to concatenate the expects that is only one.

expect(3==2).to.be.true && expect(4==3).to.be.true && expect(4==2).to.be.true;

Also you can use the || (or) too. I hope this help you.

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dakotacookenmastercommented, Jul 1, 2021

Usually I use the & (and) to concatenate the expects that is only one.

expect(3==2).to.be.true && expect(4==3).to.be.true && expect(4==2).to.be.true;

Also you can use the || (or) too. I hope this help you.

This was very helpful! I can’t believe I didn’t think of something so simple. Thank you so much!