Swift Testing
dpearson2699/swift-ios-skillsSwift Testing is the modern way to write tests for Swift code. It works with Xcode 16 and Swift 6. You can replace old XCTest tests with simpler and faster alternatives. Use @Test to mark a test. Use #expect to check results and continue. Use #require to stop the test if a value is missing. This framework runs tests in parallel to save time. It helps developers catch bugs early. Anyone writing Swift code can benefit from cleaner and more reliable tests.
This skill covers basic tests, organizing them with @Suite, and advanced features like exit tests and attachments. It also explains how to migrate from XCTest. You will learn when to keep XCTest for UI or performance tests. The goal is to make testing easier and more powerful for every Swift developer.
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