I'm running some testbox tests on CF as opposed to Lucee for the first time in ages. Does it surprise anyone that this works on Lucee but errors on CF?

expect(myQuery).toHaveKey("current_date")

Where

current_date

is a column of the query. Looking into it, it's here: https://github.com/Ortus-Solutions/TestBox/blob/v4.5.0/system/Assertion.cfc#L382

len( arguments.message ) ? arguments.message : "The key(s) [#arguments.key#] does not exist in the target object. Found keys are [#structKeyArray( arguments.target ).toString()#]"

It's barfing on

structKeyArray( arguments.target )

. The surprising thing to me is that this works on Lucee.

structKeyArray

should not accept a query 😕 The docs clearly say it takes a struct: https://docs.lucee.org/reference/functions/structkeyarray.html Why does Lucee do this shit? 😐

I wouldn't say testbox has one, though it's not a bad idea.

I thought it was nice that

toHaveKey

seemed to be a generic "checks for a keyish type thing"

We should make it detect if the input is a query and just look at the columnlist or something

Want me to raise a ticket? For now I'll just check

columnList

for my purposes.

Please do

On it.

It would appear if you don't provide Lucee with a struct, it will attempt to cast the input to one https://github.com/lucee/Lucee/blob/6.0/core/src/main/java/lucee/runtime/functions/struct/StructKeyArray.java#L43