Creating factorial tests about patrick HOT 3 CLOSED

You should be able to use .cases for this.

A <- rep(TRUE, 3)
B <- rep(TRUE, 2)

patrick::with_parameters_test_that(
  "factorial test",
  expect_equal(A, B),
  .cases = expand.grid(A = A, B = B) %>% tibble::rownames_to_column(".test_name")
)

The edge case above is that there isn't automatic test name generation. That's #8 again

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I think what I'm after here is for patrick() to run the expand.grid() code for me under the hood. As we see in your example, it's somewhat clunky -- I'd like to hide the knotty bits inside patrick() to unclutter the test code.

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I keep coming back to this, still no great insight on what to do.

I think my biggest issue with the expand.grid() approach is the need to specify .test_name.

WDYT about more generally in patrick auto-naming tests if not provided?

Something like paste(A, B) would be good enough, or even something like "A={A}, B={B}".

That would clean up the API a bit, WDYT?

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