Allow quietOnSuccess and maxRejected fscheck config

Expecto.FsCheck/FsCheck.fs

@@ -89,14 +89,14 @@ module ExpectoFsCheck =
     let test (config: FsCheckConfig) =
       let config =
         { MaxTest = config.maxTest
-          MaxFail = 1000
+          MaxFail = config.maxRejected
           // We're converting uint64s to a smaller type, but it shouldn't be an issue because users are only using the
           // values given in the test output, which are only ints when running FsCheck 2
           Replay = Option.map Random.StdGen (config.replay |> Option.map (fun (seed, gamma) -> int seed, int gamma))
           Name = name
           StartSize = config.startSize
           EndSize = config.endSize
-          QuietOnSuccess = true
+          QuietOnSuccess = config.quietOnSuccess
           Every = fun _ _ -> String.Empty
           EveryShrink = fun _ -> String.Empty
           Arbitrary = config.arbitrary

Expecto.FsCheck3/FsCheck3.fs

@@ -95,9 +95,10 @@ module ExpectoFsCheck =
             .WithName(name)
             .WithStartSize(config.startSize)
             .WithEndSize(config.endSize)
-            .WithQuietOnSuccess(true)
+            .WithQuietOnSuccess(config.quietOnSuccess)
             .WithArbitrary(config.arbitrary)
             .WithRunner(runner config)
+            .WithMaxRejected(config.maxRejected)
 
 
       Check.One(config, property)

Expecto/Model.fs

@@ -9,8 +9,8 @@ type SourceLocation =
   static member empty = { sourcePath = ""; lineNumber = 0 }
 
 type FsCheckConfig =
-    /// The maximum number of tests that are run.
-  { maxTest: int
+  { /// The maximum number of tests that are run.
+    maxTest: int
     /// The size to use for the first test.
     startSize: int
     /// The size to use for the last test, when all the tests are passing. The size increases linearly between Start- and EndSize.
@@ -36,6 +36,10 @@ type FsCheckConfig =
     finishedTest: FsCheckConfig
                -> (* test name *) string
                -> Async<unit>
+    /// If set, suppresses the output from the test if the test is successful.
+    quietOnSuccess: bool
+    /// The maximum number of tests where values are rejected, e.g. as the result of ==>
+    maxRejected: int
   }
 
   static member defaultConfig =
@@ -47,6 +51,8 @@ type FsCheckConfig =
       receivedArgs = fun _ _ _ _ -> async.Return ()
       successfulShrink = fun _ _ _ -> async.Return ()
       finishedTest = fun _ _ -> async.Return ()
+      quietOnSuccess = true
+      maxRejected = 1000
     }
 
 /// Actual test function; either an async one, or a synchronous one.

README.md

@@ -718,14 +718,14 @@ like the following.
 
 ```fsharp
 type FsCheckConfig =
-    /// The maximum number of tests that are run.
-  { maxTest: int
+  { /// The maximum number of tests that are run.
+    maxTest: int
     /// The size to use for the first test.
     startSize: int
     /// The size to use for the last test, when all the tests are passing. The size increases linearly between Start- and EndSize.
     endSize: int
     /// If set, the seed to use to start testing. Allows reproduction of previous runs.
-    replay: (uint64 * uint64) option
+    replay: (uint64 * uint64 * int) option
     /// The Arbitrary instances on this class will be merged in back to front order, i.e. instances for the same generated type at the front
     /// of the list will override those at the back. The instances on Arb.Default are always known, and are at the back (so they can always be
     /// overridden)
@@ -745,6 +745,10 @@ type FsCheckConfig =
     finishedTest: FsCheckConfig
                -> (* test name *) string
                -> Async<unit>
+    /// If set, suppresses the output from the test if the test is successful.
+    quietOnSuccess: bool
+    /// The maximum number of tests where values are rejected, e.g. as the result of ==>
+    maxRejected: int
   }
 ```
 

RELEASE_NOTES.md

@@ -1,3 +1,6 @@
+### 11.0.0-alpha4 - 2024-12-16
+* Allow quietOnSuccess and maxRejected fscheck config
+
 ### 11.0.0-alpha3 - 2024-10-13
 * Add testParamAsync and testParamTask (#512), thanks @1eyewonder