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Both of these lines are the same
PestTester::new("tests/pest",".txt", Rule::calendar, HashSet::new()); PestTester::from_defaults(Rule::calendar, HashSet::new());
but the dot in ".txt" conflicts with this join.
".txt"
We end up having tests/pest/mytest..test which is not what one should expect from defaults values.
tests/pest/mytest..test
There are 2 possible solutions, remove the dot in the join I mentioned before or remove it from the default file extension here.
If pest-test-gen is working properly with defaults maybe there is a bug there too.
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Both of these lines are the same
but the dot in
".txt"
conflicts with this join.We end up having
tests/pest/mytest..test
which is not what one should expect from defaults values.There are 2 possible solutions, remove the dot in the join I mentioned before or remove it from the default file extension here.
If pest-test-gen is working properly with defaults maybe there is a bug there too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: