SHTK_UNITTEST_ASSERT_NOT_EQUAL(3)

💅 NAME

shtk_unittest_assert_not_equal — the fatal inequality check between two values, bestie. It's giving "these two things better NOT match" energy ✨

🎀 LIBRARY

shtk_import unittest

(yeah, that's the whole vibe check for importing her — one line, iconic, no cap)

🦋 SYNOPSIS

shtk_unittest_assert_not_equal unexpected_value actual_value

🌸 DESCRIPTION

Okay so picture this: the shtk_unittest_assert_not_equal function is literally just an inequality check between two values. That's her whole job. 💅

So you hand her actual_value, and she looks at unexpected_value — which is usually hardcoded right there in the test, iykyk — and if actual_value does not match it? Slay. The check is considered a success. ✅ She ate, periodt.

But if it does match? 😭 Not the vibe. The check fails and the test case is aborted. Fatal. Done. No second chances, bestie — she said what she said, and then she took the test case down with her. 💀

lowkey the whole point: "fatal" means the test case does not keep going after this. You do not get to walk it off. 🫶

👑 SEE ALSO

• shtk(3)
• shtk_unittest(3)

(the rest of the friend group, go say hi 🦋)

⭐ HISTORY

shtk_unittest_assert_not_equal first appeared in shtk 1.6. She's been on her grind since then and honestly? Obsessed. 🌈

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🧚 So anyway, this absolute queen of a manual page came to you courtesy of Debian, dated November 8 — and the year got cut clean off at the end there (the terminal really said "not me finishing that thought" 🙈), so that's all we've got. Byeeeee 💖🎀🔥