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Bing image search using the API #437
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Throw open an issue with the problems with tests/writing tests and I'll look into it ASAP. |
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Ok, I will. Right now I'm running msysgit on Windows and I want to see if it's an issue with that. I'll have a buddy at work give it a whirl on his Mac and if it fails the same way I'll put an issue in for it. Thanks! Also, the reason I said tests were fubar'ed :) is because of this comment here: #205 (comment) Was assuming that's still true... |
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Why Bing? Why not? Maybe @haacked made me do it...
Also, I really, really wanted to write tests, but found out they're fubar...