Swift testing how do I want for something to be true

In Swift Testing, you can use the expect and require macros to validate conditions in your tests. These macros allow you to pass in ordinary expressions and language operators to check if something is true. For example, you can use the == operator to check for equality or the > operator to compare values. If you want to ensure that a test halts upon failure, you can use the require macro, which will throw an error if the condition is not met, stopping the test from proceeding further.

For asynchronous conditions, Swift Testing supports the use of async and await, allowing you to handle asynchronous waiting conditions effectively. This is particularly useful when you need to wait for certain conditions to be true before proceeding with the test.

For more detailed information on handling asynchronous conditions and expectations in Swift Testing, you can refer to the session Meet Swift Testing (03:07).