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Migrating from v1.1.1
Migrating from jasonkarns/bats-assert (ie, v1.1.1)
Replace with fail (from bats-support).
No change; compatible with: assert. 🎉
No change; compatible with: refute. 🎉
If invoked without args, no change; compatible with: assert_success. 🎉
If invoked with optional $output comparison argument, replace assert_success "foo" with: assert_success; assert_output "foo".
(The old assert_success helper, if provided an optional argument, would assert $status == 0 and that $output equaled the optional argument. The new helper only asserts on the status code. Asserting on output must be done separately with assert_output.)
If invoked without args, no change; compatible with: assert_failure. 🎉
If invoked with optional $output comparison argument, replace assert_failure "foo" with: assert_failure; assert_output "foo".
(The old assert_failure helper, if provided an optional argument, would assert $status != 0 and that $output equaled the optional argument. The new helper only asserts on the status code. Asserting on output must be done separately with assert_output.)
No change; compatible with: assert_equal. 🎉
If used to assert against $output, replace assert_contains "$output" foo with assert_output --partial foo.
If used to assert against an arbitrary value, there is no replacement. 😞
If used to assert against $output, replace refute_contains "$output" foo with refute_output --partial foo.
If used to assert against an arbitrary value, there is no replacement. 😞
If used to assert against $output, replace assert_starts_with "$output" "foo" with `assert_output --regexp '^foo'.
If used to assert against an arbitrary value, there is no replacement. 😞
No change; compatible with: assert_output. 🎉
Replace with assert_output --partial foo.
Replace with refute_output --partial foo.
If merely checking for line existence (no line number argument), no change; compatible with: assert_line. 🎉
If asserting against a particular line number with the optional line number argument, replace: assert_line N foo with assert_line --index N foo.
If merely checking for line existence (no line number argument), no change; compatible with: refute_line. 🎉
If asserting against a particular line number with the optional line number argument, replace: refute_line N foo with refute_line --index N foo.