When/if this apps:run test fails, the Expect statement proceeds to log the entire command's output, corrupting the user's terminal and crowding out logs with byte code.
We should re-jigger the test, perhaps checking first if the byte array does not match expected (outside of Expect) and then, if not, logging some standard error/failure message accordingly.
When/if this apps:run test fails, the
Expectstatement proceeds to log the entire command's output, corrupting the user's terminal and crowding out logs with byte code.We should re-jigger the test, perhaps checking first if the byte array does not match expected (outside of
Expect) and then, if not, logging some standard error/failure message accordingly.