Require the number of passed tests to match up.#17
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This forces the number of passed tests to stay constant by default. For changes that actually aim to fix failing test cases, the expected number needs to be updated accordingly. The goal is to detect any unintended logic changes, no matter if the result is positive or negative.
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Green now! |
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@WalterBright do you have any objections? Would be good to get this merged, so that #15 and #16 can be rebased on top of this to have an official test result. |
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This forces the number of passed tests to stay constant by default. For changes that actually aim to fix failing test cases, the expected number needs to be updated accordingly. The goal is to detect any unintended logic changes, no matter if the result is positive or negative.