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using table driven testing #551
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Let me know what folks think. It might be better for the more advanced tests. |
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These look reasonable to me. 👍 |
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@maleck13 thanks for the enlightenment. I never knew you could do this. Once you get the hang of it, it's quite easy to understand and read. 👍 |
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Nice. Getting closer to 27% 😆
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Nice patch!
Using a table driven test case similar to what @maleck13 has proposed. This is using an existing test to see how it compares.