cmake/TestSalmonQuasi.cmake: more verbose test failure messages.#810
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When trying to debug test failure, I ended up with an incomplete error messages which turned out to stem from a typo in the variable name, so I took the liberty to make the whole message a bit more verbose to help with the present and future debugging.
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Greetings,
When trying to debug test failure, I ended up with an incomplete error messages which turned out to stem from a typo in the variable name, so I took the liberty to make the whole message a bit more verbose to help with the present and future debugging.
I thought you might be interested.
Have a nice day, :)
Étienne.