Hello,
I have a weird question today regarding doctest.
I have recently built an Erlang module, but use Elixir for testing.
I also have an Elixir module that basically uses defdelegate its function to the Erlang module.
I want to write doctests in Elixir module for those delegated functions (since I can’t do that in Erlang, and Elixir’s one is nice).
However, when I run mix test, I encounter the following warnings:
.....warning: GenNTTP.command/2 is undefined (module GenNTTP is not available or is yet to be defined)
(for doctest at) lib/gen_nntp.ex:104: GenNNTPTest."doctest GenNNTP.command/3 (1)"/1
warning: GenNTTP.connect/0 is undefined (module GenNTTP is not available or is yet to be defined)
(for doctest at) lib/gen_nntp.ex:103: GenNNTPTest."doctest GenNNTP.command/3 (1)"/1
Here is the small snippet for the Elixir module:
defmodule GenNNTP do
@doc """
Sends a command and receives server's response.
Both single and multi-line response are handled.
For commands that are followed by a multi-line data block, such as
"POST", place the block as the argument to `command/3` call.
## Examples
iex> {:ok, socket, _greeting} = GenNTTP.connect()
iex> GenNTTP.command(socket, "HELP")
:ok
"""
defdelegate command(socket, command, args \\ []), to: :gen_nntp
end
Is this expected? What can I do to overcome that?
