When identifying test patterns in code, use specific equality predicates (`#eq?`) instead of list inclusion predicates (`#any-of?`) when matching against a single value. This improves clarity and can avoid potential false positives in test detection.
When identifying test patterns in code, use specific equality predicates (#eq?) instead of list inclusion predicates (#any-of?) when matching against a single value. This improves clarity and can avoid potential false positives in test detection.
For example, when matching the “each” method for parameterized tests:
// Prefer this:
(#eq? @_property "each")
// Instead of this when there's only one value:
(#any-of? @_property "each")
This practice ensures more precise test pattern recognition, especially important for parameterized tests where accurate detection affects test execution and reporting.
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