unit test Xcode 13 Introduces a New Way for Handling Expected Unit Test Failures In my previous blog post, I wrote about using a couple of ways to either suppress or skip expected test failures. In Xcode 12.5, Apple introduced a new API XCTExpectFailure to provide a better way to handle expected (And hopefully temporary and fixable in near-future) test failures. In todays'
XCTest Handling Expected Unit Test Failures in Swift and Xcode Xcode allows developers to make unit testing efficient and free from noise by skipping certain tests with known failure. There are many cases where engineers want unit tests to effectively catch failing code. But how about those where they know tests will fail, but still want to keep those tests
