No way to "skip" a test stating a reason

I’m loving canopy. That being said, I’m not a fan of “magic”. And by magic I refer to these magic operators: https://lefthandedgoat.github.io/canopy/testing.html

To argue my point, let’s take the example of someone wanting to ignore/skip a test for some reason. There’s the &&! operator, great… but how to attach that reason to the code? In NUnit, you have the Ignore(string) attribute that accepts a way to encode the reason as a parameter.

If I were NUnit’s author, I would have gone even farther and not provide the parameterless Ignore() overload. I think canopy should do this as well.

[danuma]

This will help , especially if we are sharing the results with wide audience . Thank you Chris.

[knocte]

Awesome thanks!