Add constants for XCTest error domain and codes #93
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These match the naming used by Apple XCTest under Swift 3
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Looks good to me! @mike-ferris-apple, care to kick off a test? And yeah, just what is |
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@swift-ci please test |
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Thanks, @briancroom! |
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This introduces error domain and error code constants, match the naming used by Apple XCTest under Swift 3.
Note that the
failureWhileWaitingerror code is not currently used. I tried to coax Apple XCTest into producing an error with that code, but was unable to, so I filed a radar to help understand what's going on. @mike-ferris-apple do you have any insight here?