v8/test/inspector/runtime/evaluate-repl-mode-side-effecting-expected.txt

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Tests that Runtime.evaluate with REPL mode correctly detects side-effects.
Test "let" declaration is side-effecting
{
id : <messageId>
result : {
exceptionDetails : {
columnNumber : -1
exception : {
className : EvalError
description : EvalError: Possible side-effect in debug-evaluate
objectId : <objectId>
subtype : error
type : object
}
exceptionId : <exceptionId>
lineNumber : -1
scriptId : <scriptId>
text : Uncaught
}
result : {
className : EvalError
description : EvalError: Possible side-effect in debug-evaluate
objectId : <objectId>
subtype : error
type : object
}
}
}
Test "const" declaration is side-effecting
{
id : <messageId>
result : {
exceptionDetails : {
columnNumber : -1
exception : {
className : EvalError
description : EvalError: Possible side-effect in debug-evaluate
objectId : <objectId>
subtype : error
type : object
}
exceptionId : <exceptionId>
lineNumber : -1
scriptId : <scriptId>
text : Uncaught
}
result : {
className : EvalError
description : EvalError: Possible side-effect in debug-evaluate
objectId : <objectId>
subtype : error
type : object
}
}
}
Test "const" with side-effects works afterwards
{
id : <messageId>
result : {
result : {
type : undefined
}
}
}
Test side-effect free expressions can be eagerly evaluated
{
id : <messageId>
result : {
result : {
description : 3
type : number
value : 3
}
}
}
{
id : <messageId>
result : {
result : {
type : string
value : hello REPL
}
}
}
{
id : <messageId>
result : {
result : {
className : Promise
description : Promise
objectId : <objectId>
subtype : promise
type : object
}
}
}