Can the line after a `...` contain `[..]`?

[smoelius]

Part of my test's expected stdout looks like this (note the ... and the [..]):

stderr=```
...
     Running tests/a.rs (examples/failure/target/debug/deps/a-[..])
error: test failed, to rerun pass `--test a`
```

When I run the test, the actual stdout doesn't match, and I see this in the diff:

  24      - ...
  25      -      Running tests/a.rs (examples/failure/target/debug/deps/a-[..])
       24 +     Finished test [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 0.00s
       25 +      Running tests/a.rs (examples/failure/target/debug/deps/a-ba92ccadfb1a363b)

The above looks odd to me, because I would expect the ... to match the Finished line.

If I remove the Running line from the expected stdout, the test passes (i.e., the ... matches both the Finished and Running lines).

This suggests to me that the line after a ... cannot contain a [..](?).

Is this correct, and if so, is it expected behavior?

[epage]

At this time, the matcher needs a literal line after ... to correctly find when the end is. I have run into this limitation myself and would love to loosen it. However, the code is quite complex, handling a lot of corner cases, so I have not tried to take this on myself but if someone else makes an attempt that is reasonably understandable, I think I'd be open to merging (we'd have to see what trade offs exist, I haven't touched this area in a while)

[smoelius]

Thank you very much for the prompt response!

[epage]

Fixed in #279