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@dangtz you're starting to get how it's done! That's really appreciated you open those PR's. |
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@flovilmart I can't figure out why testFailingSave() is successful in Android Studio when I launch ParseObjectTest tests, but fails when launching all tests via gradle command (as you can see on Travis). |
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Perhaps a side effect between the tesTs, state that is leaking from the previous one or something like that? |
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Yes it seems to be a side effect between test classes. |
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+ Coverage 54.24% 54.5% +0.25%
- Complexity 1697 1705 +8
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Files 123 123
Lines 9783 9785 +2
Branches 1371 1372 +1
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+ Hits 5307 5333 +26
+ Misses 4042 4023 -19
+ Partials 434 429 -5
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Awesome! I’ll let @Jawnnypoo and @rogerhu have a look at the code! |
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@Jawnnypoo exactly! As mentioned in the commit message 8b02505 Waiting for review and merging. |
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@Jawnnypoo why did the merge failed ? It's OK on my side, build and all tests passe. |
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Unrelated to the build or the repo, looks like it was something to do with an artifact not being able to be fetched (http error) |
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can you add a space between the equal ('=')?
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Ok. I copy-pasted these lines from here and kept the original style. Must I make this change on ParseUserTest.java too?
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Please rebase. :) |
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@rogerhu is all ok now ? |
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Thanks @dangtz ! |
Added tests for #825