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package com.facebook.buck.test.result.type;
/** The kind of result */
public enum ResultType {
// First, three different reasons why the tests weren't even attempted:
/**
* The test was not run because the user chose to run tests with the --dry-run flag, which caused
* the test runner to print out the names of tests that *would* have run without actually running
* them.
*/
DRY_RUN,
/**
* The test was not run because it was excluded by the user (e.g., specifying {@link
* com.facebook.buck.cli.TestSelectorOptions}).
*/
EXCLUDED,
/**
* The test was not run because it was excluded in source code, such as with JUnit's {@link
* org.junit.Ignore} annotation or TestNG's {@link org.testng.annotations.Test#enabled()} field.
*/
DISABLED,
// Then, three different outcomes when the tests were attempted:
/**
* The test was attempted but did not run to completion. It was aborted because a
* precondition/assumption of the test failed, see {@link org.junit.Assume}.
*/
ASSUMPTION_VIOLATION,
/**
* The test ran, but it failed with either an assertion error or an unexpected uncaught exception.
* Note that JUnit3 distinguishes between these outcomes (FAILURE and ERROR), while JUnit4 does
* not.
*/
FAILURE,
/** The test ran successfully. */
SUCCESS;
}