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I only did that because the print_exactly panic is a full, colorful diff anyway… and instead of 42 and 41 the values could well be Lorem ipsum dolor and the full help message…
Ok, interesting. Would it be an option to print to stderr before panicking?
stderr output could be multi-line, and the panic only a one-line summary? That might lead to garbled output, when multiple tests run concurrently - I'm not really sure. I'm just thinking out loud about alternatives. :-)
If you ask me, at least the case above looks nicer in one line.
I started poking around and found this panic message
This reminds me that my atom IDE currently fails to parse multi-line panics - I just filed this issue yesterday. ^^ AtomBuild/atom-build-cargo#85
When I compare it with the output of
assert_eq!(42, 41);
How about something similar to what we already know from std:
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