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Should be avoided, but may be useful.

 expect.multiple(Seq(
expect(...).toEqual(...),
expect(...).toMatch(...)
))

NUnit's Assert.Multiple is not really equivalent since we need our tests to return an Expectation. So we need a compound Expectation here.

Perhaps a params array is nicer:

 expect.multiple(
expect(...).toEqual(...),
expect(...).toMatch(...)
)

@eliasson thoughts?

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      Should be avoided, but may be useful.
       expect.multiple(Seq(
expect(...).toEqual(...),
expect(...).toMatch(...)
))

      NUnit's Assert.Multiple is not really equivalent since we need our tests to return an Expectation. So we need a compound Expectation here.
      Perhaps a params array is nicer:
       expect.multiple(
expect(...).toEqual(...),
expect(...).toMatch(...)
)

      @eliasson thoughts?
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          Should be avoided, but may be useful.
           expect.multiple(Seq(
expect(...).toEqual(...),
expect(...).toMatch(...)
))

          NUnit's Assert.Multiple is not really equivalent since we need our tests to return an Expectation. So we need a compound Expectation here.
          Perhaps a params array is nicer:
           expect.multiple(
expect(...).toEqual(...),
expect(...).toMatch(...)
)

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              Should be avoided, but may be useful.
               expect.multiple(Seq(
expect(...).toEqual(...),
expect(...).toMatch(...)
))

              NUnit's Assert.Multiple is not really equivalent since we need our tests to return an Expectation. So we need a compound Expectation here.
              Perhaps a params array is nicer:
               expect.multiple(
expect(...).toEqual(...),
expect(...).toMatch(...)
)

              @eliasson thoughts?
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                  Should be avoided, but may be useful.
                   expect.multiple(Seq(
expect(...).toEqual(...),
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))

                  NUnit's Assert.Multiple is not really equivalent since we need our tests to return an Expectation. So we need a compound Expectation here.
                  Perhaps a params array is nicer:
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expect(...).toEqual(...),
expect(...).toMatch(...)
)

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                      Should be avoided, but may be useful.
                       expect.multiple(Seq(
expect(...).toEqual(...),
expect(...).toMatch(...)
))

                      NUnit's Assert.Multiple is not really equivalent since we need our tests to return an Expectation. So we need a compound Expectation here.
                      Perhaps a params array is nicer:
                       expect.multiple(
expect(...).toEqual(...),
expect(...).toMatch(...)
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                           expect.multiple(Seq(
expect(...).toEqual(...),
expect(...).toMatch(...)
))

                          NUnit's Assert.Multiple is not really equivalent since we need our tests to return an Expectation. So we need a compound Expectation here.
                          Perhaps a params array is nicer:
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                               expect.multiple(Seq(
expect(...).toEqual(...),
expect(...).toMatch(...)
))

                              NUnit's Assert.Multiple is not really equivalent since we need our tests to return an Expectation. So we need a compound Expectation here.
                              Perhaps a params array is nicer:
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expect(...).toEqual(...),
expect(...).toMatch(...)
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