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The contains_ok() method is great, but it would be nice to specify a log level as well.
Maybe something like: $log->level_contains_ok("warn", qr/Ooops/, "Found expected log message");
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Yeah, that sounds like a great idea! I could even see adding it as an optional first argument to contains_ok (despite how ugly that'd make unpacking @_).
$log->contains_ok( qr{failed} ); # Log contains 'failed' at any level
$log->contains_ok( warn => qr{failed} ); # Log contains 'failed' at 'warn' level
Looking at the code, though, it doesn't look like the regex was ever required to be a regex, since it's just interpolated into a /.../, so it will indeed have to be level_contains_ok and level_does_not_contain_ok.
The contains_ok() method is great, but it would be nice to specify a log level as well.
Maybe something like:
$log->level_contains_ok("warn", qr/Ooops/, "Found expected log message");
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: