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Stacktrace displayed in MUnit test that intercepts the exception

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Description

I'm running a few tests which I expect to fail with a Skunk exception. The tests pass but Skunk displays the exception in the console. This isn't a problem it's just mildly annoying.

Here's a snippet of my test

IO(dbWorker())
      .flatMap(sessionPool =>
        sessionPool.use(session =>
          val res = for
            service <- sciServiceFromSession(session)
            _       <- service.signup(sciWithPasswd1)
            _       <- service.signup(sciWithPasswd2)
          yield ()

          // check that the IO throws an exception
          res.intercept[skunk.exception.PostgresErrorException]
        )
      )

And here's a screenshot of the test being run:

image

Also as a side note, noticed the strange font of the stacktrace is this because I'm running it on Windows and the terminal can't render the font properly?

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Start by reproducing the reported MUnit test using res.intercept[skunk.exception.PostgresErrorException] and observe how Skunk reports the intercepted exception. Check whether the console stacktrace and its font rendering are produced by the test runner or Skunk; done means the expected intercepted exception no longer produces the unwanted console output.

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Assessment

Tech stack
postgres, scala
Domain
testing
Issue type
Bug
Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Activity status
Stale
Clarity
Needs clarification
Newbie friendliness
25/100

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