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While working on #87, it became apparent that several of the unit tests are actually end-to-end tests.
For example, instead of testing whether specific directives are parsed correctly, we currently test whether a file containing those directives results in an expected amount of code divergence.
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Would this be a refactor of existing code?
Does this proposal require new package dependencies?
Would this change break backwards compatibility?
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Solution description
I think we should:
Identify the minimum set of functionality being tested by each unit test.
Rewrite the unit tests to use only the minimum set of functionality.
If there are cases where we believe things should remain an end-to-end test, it may make sense to separate those tests out.
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Feature/behavior summary
While working on #87, it became apparent that several of the unit tests are actually end-to-end tests.
For example, instead of testing whether specific directives are parsed correctly, we currently test whether a file containing those directives results in an expected amount of code divergence.
Request attributes
Related issues
No response
Solution description
I think we should:
If there are cases where we believe things should remain an end-to-end test, it may make sense to separate those tests out.
Additional notes
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: