More automated tests #152
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April 18, 2024 15:31
…ds the 100% test coverage goal
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Basically not testing anything, because you call t.end(). use t.plan for this subtest also.
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@Uzlopak oh, good to know! First time using this testing framework!
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@Uzlopak is there anything else for me to do in this PR?
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Added more automated tests, chipping in for the 100% test coverage goal mentioned in here
I really don't know the project, if not for what I studied while writing tests, so I picked the least complicated route and wrote a couple of automated tests of "well exposed" functions and methods