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tip
To aid test-driven development, once you have run a test at least once, RustRover will track any assertion failures, panics, or failed calls within the test and warn you if they occur.
This behavior is turned on by default. However, you can always disable it: go to Rust section, locate the Failed line in test inspection, and clear the checkbox next to it.
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Turn off output formatting to avoid inconsistent test resultsTo support Rust 1.70.0 on the stable channel, the IDE provides
cargo test
with theRUSTC_BOOTSTRAP=1
environment variable. This enables structured output in the Test Tool window but may impact build and test results in rare cases.If you prefer unformatted output and want to avoid potential inconsistencies, go to Show test results in the Test tool window checkbox.
and clear theLearn more about the underlying changes in Rust 1.70.0.


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