| use debug_rust_proto::DebugMsg; | |
| use googletest::prelude::*; | |
| use optimize_for_lite_rust_proto::OptimizeForLiteTestMessage; | |
| #[cfg(not(lite_runtime))] | |
| #[gtest] | |
| fn test_debug() { | |
| let mut msg = DebugMsg::new(); | |
| msg.set_id(1); | |
| msg.set_secret_user_data("password"); | |
| assert_that!(format!("{msg:?}"), contains_substring("id: 1")); | |
| } | |
| #[cfg(lite_runtime)] | |
| #[gtest] | |
| fn test_debug_lite() { | |
| let mut msg = DebugMsg::new(); | |
| msg.set_id(1); | |
| msg.set_secret_user_data("password"); | |
| assert_that!(format!("{msg:?}"), contains_substring("MessageLite")); | |
| } | |
| /// A message with the option set to optimize for lite will behave as a lite | |
| /// message regardless of the `lite_runtime` feature. Run this test not guarded | |
| /// by the cfg(lite_runtime) and ensure it functions as lite. | |
| #[gtest] | |
| fn test_optimize_for_lite_option() { | |
| let mut msg = OptimizeForLiteTestMessage::new(); | |
| msg.set_value("password"); | |
| assert_that!(format!("{msg:?}"), contains_substring("MessageLite")); | |
| } |