Deprecate assigns() and assert_template following #18950. - #19058
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The tests are failing. Also we need to remove/suppress tests related to these. |
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There are hundreds of tests that use these functions - I am assuming that the desired outcome is that they be rewritten to use different testing logic. I rewrote the single failing test to pass (not sure if the way I did it was too hacky) but I don't have the capacity to rewrite them all myself. Let me know what you think should be done. |
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@vipulnsward: @bgott and I can start taking a look at these if you think that rewriting the tests using assigns and assert_template is desired. Let us know. |
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