Report failed test name in dot format output#137
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sidonath wants to merge 2 commits intoturn-project:masterfrom
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Report failed test name in dot format output#137sidonath wants to merge 2 commits intoturn-project:masterfrom
sidonath wants to merge 2 commits intoturn-project:masterfrom
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Dot formatter didn't show name of a failed test which made it hard to find a failed example.
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The Travis failed with the following error against ruby-head: "cannot load such file -- test/unit (LoadError)". Don't believe it has anything to do with the code in PR |
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Thanks! Unfortunately I didn't merge before I started in on Minitest 5 support, so I will have to merge this by hand after that's done. |
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Dot formatter didn't show name of a failed test which made it hard to find
a failed example.
Fixes #118.