Hi! I am writing a test for a function which should panic. I am aware of #[should_panic], but it does not fit me for two reasons: I want to suppress printing the panic message to the console I want to make additional checks after the panic I think the solution here is to use std::panic : set_hook …

Is there any way to set panic hook reliably in the test?

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