helper: Ignore issues order in helper.AssertIssues #363
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Follow up of terraform-linters/tflint-ruleset-terraform#216
Previously,
helper.AssertIssuesused in unit tests would even test whether the order of issues matched. However, the order in which the issues are emitted doesn't matter, as they will be sorted in the final output.The order of iterations over a map is random, which makes test with
AssertIssuesflaky. Given this, it may not be a good idea to test the order inAssertIssues.This PR adds
cmpopts.SortSlices, which sorts issues, as acmp.OptiontoAssertIssuesandAssertIssuesWithoutRange, allowing you to ignore the order of issues.