Gio Lodi • 5/5/2017

Nimble: when to use waitUntil or toEventually

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This technical article provides a detailed comparison of the toEventually and waitUntil functions in the Nimble testing framework for Swift. It explains how toEventually is used for expectations that should be met in the future, while waitUntil is a utility for async operations with callbacks. The post includes code examples illustrating practical use cases for each approach in unit testing asynchronous behavior.

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