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The CI will compile code-blocks marked with crystal-play.
So when the code-block itself is an example of a compile error (ie. it is suppose to throw an error) then the CI fails.
Example:
def life_universe_and_everything
"Fortytwo"
end
puts life_universe_and_everything + 1 # Error: no overload matches 'String#+' with type Int32
This code block shows an example of a compile error. And therefore it is supposed to fail when compiled. As expected, when compiled by the CI, it fails.
Maybe we can mark these blocks of code in some way that the CI skips them 🤔
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The CI will compile code-blocks marked with
crystal-play
.So when the code-block itself is an example of a compile error (ie. it is suppose to throw an error) then the CI fails.
Example:
This code block shows an example of a compile error. And therefore it is supposed to fail when compiled. As expected, when compiled by the CI, it fails.
Maybe we can mark these blocks of code in some way that the CI skips them 🤔
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: