What does maxDiscardedFactor do in ScalaTest?
The documentation for PropertyCheckConfiguration is basically empty and in particular it is not documented what the maxDiscardedFactor setting does, and in particular, how it is different from PropertyCheckConfig's maxDiscarded setting (as the latter has been deprecated). Does anyone know?
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The documentation for PropertyCheckConfiguration is basically empty and in particular it is not documented what the maxDiscardedFactor setting does, and in particular, how it is different from PropertyCheckConfig's maxDiscarded setting (as the latter has been deprecated). Does anyone know?
scala scalatest
asked Nov 21 at 2:30
ubadub
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The documentation for PropertyCheckConfiguration is basically empty and in particular it is not documented what the maxDiscardedFactor setting does, and in particular, how it is different from PropertyCheckConfig's maxDiscarded setting (as the latter has been deprecated). Does anyone know?
scala scalatest
asked Nov 21 at 2:30
ubadub
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The documentation for PropertyCheckConfiguration is basically empty and in particular it is not documented what the maxDiscardedFactor setting does, and in particular, how it is different from PropertyCheckConfig's maxDiscarded setting (as the latter has been deprecated). Does anyone know?
scala scalatest
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maxDiscardedFactor in ScalaTest is the same of maxDiscardedRatio of ScalaCheck: it represents the maximum allowed ratio between discarded and passed property evaluations.
Instead, the deprecated maxDiscarded represents an absolute number of the maximum discarded tests allowed per property.
According to this ScalaTest issue, maxDiscarded has been deprecated in favor of maxDiscardedFactor, while in the ScalaCheck project the maxDiscarded property has been completely removed (see here).
answered Nov 21 at 9:34
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They clearly aren't the same, asmaxDiscardedFactoris a double and the other is an int.maxDiscardedFactorseems like it is some kind of ratio (but a ratio between what?), whereasmaxDiscardedwas just an integer indicating the maximum number of allowable discarded trials.
– ubadub
Nov 21 at 14:08
@ubadub you're right, hope my edit here helps in figuring out what they mean.
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maxDiscardedFactor in ScalaTest is the same of maxDiscardedRatio of ScalaCheck: it represents the maximum allowed ratio between discarded and passed property evaluations.
Instead, the deprecated maxDiscarded represents an absolute number of the maximum discarded tests allowed per property.
According to this ScalaTest issue, maxDiscarded has been deprecated in favor of maxDiscardedFactor, while in the ScalaCheck project the maxDiscarded property has been completely removed (see here).
answered Nov 21 at 9:34
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They clearly aren't the same, asmaxDiscardedFactoris a double and the other is an int.maxDiscardedFactorseems like it is some kind of ratio (but a ratio between what?), whereasmaxDiscardedwas just an integer indicating the maximum number of allowable discarded trials.
– ubadub
Nov 21 at 14:08
@ubadub you're right, hope my edit here helps in figuring out what they mean.
– P3trur0
Nov 21 at 14:24
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maxDiscardedFactor in ScalaTest is the same of maxDiscardedRatio of ScalaCheck: it represents the maximum allowed ratio between discarded and passed property evaluations.
Instead, the deprecated maxDiscarded represents an absolute number of the maximum discarded tests allowed per property.
According to this ScalaTest issue, maxDiscarded has been deprecated in favor of maxDiscardedFactor, while in the ScalaCheck project the maxDiscarded property has been completely removed (see here).
answered Nov 21 at 9:34
P3trur0
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They clearly aren't the same, asmaxDiscardedFactoris a double and the other is an int.maxDiscardedFactorseems like it is some kind of ratio (but a ratio between what?), whereasmaxDiscardedwas just an integer indicating the maximum number of allowable discarded trials.
– ubadub
Nov 21 at 14:08
@ubadub you're right, hope my edit here helps in figuring out what they mean.
– P3trur0
Nov 21 at 14:24
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maxDiscardedFactor in ScalaTest is the same of maxDiscardedRatio of ScalaCheck: it represents the maximum allowed ratio between discarded and passed property evaluations.
Instead, the deprecated maxDiscarded represents an absolute number of the maximum discarded tests allowed per property.
According to this ScalaTest issue, maxDiscarded has been deprecated in favor of maxDiscardedFactor, while in the ScalaCheck project the maxDiscarded property has been completely removed (see here).
answered Nov 21 at 9:34
P3trur0
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maxDiscardedFactor in ScalaTest is the same of maxDiscardedRatio of ScalaCheck: it represents the maximum allowed ratio between discarded and passed property evaluations.
Instead, the deprecated maxDiscarded represents an absolute number of the maximum discarded tests allowed per property.
According to this ScalaTest issue, maxDiscarded has been deprecated in favor of maxDiscardedFactor, while in the ScalaCheck project the maxDiscarded property has been completely removed (see here).
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They clearly aren't the same, asmaxDiscardedFactoris a double and the other is an int.maxDiscardedFactorseems like it is some kind of ratio (but a ratio between what?), whereasmaxDiscardedwas just an integer indicating the maximum number of allowable discarded trials.
– ubadub
Nov 21 at 14:08
@ubadub you're right, hope my edit here helps in figuring out what they mean.
– P3trur0
Nov 21 at 14:24
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They clearly aren't the same, asmaxDiscardedFactoris a double and the other is an int.maxDiscardedFactorseems like it is some kind of ratio (but a ratio between what?), whereasmaxDiscardedwas just an integer indicating the maximum number of allowable discarded trials.
– ubadub
Nov 21 at 14:08
@ubadub you're right, hope my edit here helps in figuring out what they mean.
– P3trur0
Nov 21 at 14:24
They clearly aren't the same, as
maxDiscardedFactor is a double and the other is an int. maxDiscardedFactor seems like it is some kind of ratio (but a ratio between what?), whereas maxDiscarded was just an integer indicating the maximum number of allowable discarded trials.– ubadub
Nov 21 at 14:08
They clearly aren't the same, as
maxDiscardedFactor is a double and the other is an int. maxDiscardedFactor seems like it is some kind of ratio (but a ratio between what?), whereas maxDiscarded was just an integer indicating the maximum number of allowable discarded trials.– ubadub
Nov 21 at 14:08
@ubadub you're right, hope my edit here helps in figuring out what they mean.
– P3trur0
Nov 21 at 14:24
@ubadub you're right, hope my edit here helps in figuring out what they mean.
– P3trur0
Nov 21 at 14:24
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