> Hi everybody,
>
> I have a custom exception handler for all the exceptions raised inside
> controllers; when I run the controllers' testsuite, I noticed that exceptions
> are propagated to the tests instead of being handled by my handler. Is this the
> normal behaviour? What if I want to make some assertions on the output of the
> exception produced by the handler? Is this out of the scope of ControllerTest
> logic or is it ok to test that kind of things inside controller tests?
It is a bad idea to do what you ask, but if you want to know how -
just use the source
https://github.com/cakephp/cakephp/blob/master/lib/Cake/Test/Case/Error/ErrorHandlerTest.php
Your tests should only be testing for (expected) exceptions being
thrown - If you want to test your exception handler logic - you'd do
that separately, e.g. see link.
What does the exception logic that is being missed do? The question
implies you are misusing exceptions.
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